HIPAA Compliance
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient’s consent or knowledge.
Ensure your organization’s ongoing HIPAA compliance with Classify360.
Book an Intro CallHow HIPAA Relates to Data Governance
Protect ePHI Integrity
Identify HIPAA-compliant data to maintain the integrity of ePHI. Knowing what data falls under HIPAA regulation enables an organization to restrict access to anyone outside of appropriate and authorized parties.
Information Access Management
Enable enforcement of HIPAA’s Information Access Management Policy by properly tagging ePHI data so security software can effectively ensure ePHI is accessible to authorized users and protected from restricted users.
Clean Up Data Logs
Remove manual data logs from HIPAA compliance practices. Classify360 automatically maintains a defensible, unchangeable chain of custody for data passing through the platform.
Train & Identify Key Personnel
Grant data steward capabilities to select individuals within your organization, allowing them to manage the classification and remediation of HIPAA-compliant data with security and discretion.
Audit Your Confidential Health Data
Identify where HIPAA-relevant data resides within your data stores.
Mitigate Risks to Your Data
Classify360’s machine-learning powered information engine gathers all HIPAA-relevant data, grouping it according to refined data models. Data is segmented into internal, public, proprietary, and confidential buckets to inform decision making.
Execute on Sophisticated Access Control
Classify360 does not make copies of data, nor does it open or read files during the classification process. Sophisticated access controls are respected, maintained, and fully documented for guaranteed HIPAA compliance.
Securely Manage Your Key Assets
Inject metadata, apply tags, redact text, or encrypt files to best protect HIPAA-compliant medical data. Manage retention timelines to ensure data is not preemptively disposed of.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hospitals, doctors, clinics, psychologists, dentists, chiropractors, nursing homes, and pharmacies are considered Healthcare Providers and need to be HIPAA compliant. Examples of Health Plans include health insurance companies, HMOs, company health plans, Medicare, and Medicaid.
Heathcare organizations employing strong data governance strategies are able to ensure data is secure, reliable, and available to authorized users who should have access to it. Classifying HIPAA-compliant data provides organizations insight into where their HIPAA-regulated data lives, how it it should be protected, and how to best maintain HIPAA compliance.
HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. HIPAA Compliance is the process by which covered entities need to protect and secure a patient’s healthcare data or Protected Health Information.
Classify360 software uses a manage-in-place principle for an organization’s data, ensuring data persists in its original location. The cloud platform for Classify360 does not make, store, or copy entire files from their original sources. Only indexes that make files searchable are kept in a compressed and illegible form. Analyses and resulting classifications reference data in their original locations. This approach eliminates the burden, cost, and risk of managing additional data and yields a very efficient store of searchable content for a responsive user experience.