Make web pages HIPAA compliant and secure

Ensure HIPAA compliance across your healthcare websites and web pages by controlling use of tracking technologies, protecting PHI and enforcing Business Associate Agreements.

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  • Automate BAA Management

  • Control Tracking Technologies

  • Prevent PHI Disclosure

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Ensure PHI and PII on Healthcare Websites is Accessible Only to Approved Third Parties and Business Associates

HHS guidance mandates that healthcare providers protect PHI from unauthorized access by tracking technologies. Every analytics tool, marketing pixel, and session recording that could access patient data requires a Business Associate Agreement on web pages subject to HIPAA.
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Automated PHI Discovery

AI-powered identification of PHI across all web forms and content. Detect medical terms, patient information, and sensitive data in authenticated and unauthenticated pages. Map every location where tracking technologies could access protected data.

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Complete Tracking Control

Monitor and control all third-party technologies accessing your websites. Automatically detect analytics, pixels, session recordings, and scripts that could collect PHI. Prevent unauthorized data collection before it happens.

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BAA Lifecycle Management

Automate Business Associate Agreement tracking and verification. Monitor vendor compliance status. Ensure every third party accessing PHI has proper authorization and documentation.

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Real-Time Protection

Stop unauthorized PHI access instantly. Block data exfiltration attempts automatically. Maintain continuous compliance with HHS requirements across all web properties.

Protect Patient Data, PHI and PII Across Your Websites

1. Perform Discovery:

Get complete inventory of tracking technologies, vendors, products, cookies, scripts, tags and pixels.

2. Review Findings:

Identify any unauthorized access to PHI, PII and tracking.

3. Easy Deployment:

Enforce your policies, maintain evidence of diligence compliance and compliance.

Our compliance team discovered over 50 tracking technologies potentially accessing PHI without BAAs.

… Now we have complete control and documentation of all third-party access.

Chief Privacy Officer, Regional Healthcare System

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FREE DOWNLOAD:

Complete Guide to HHS Requirements for Website Tracking Technologies

Learn how to identify tracking technologies accessing PHI and implement required controls. Includes BAA management checklist and compliance roadmap.


Ensure Your Websites Meet HHS Requirements