Patient data is the most regulated data you can hold. traztech runs HIPAA in the US and PHIPA in Ontario, plus the SOC 2 your hospital and payer customers demand.
Health data carries statutory penalties and the longest procurement cycles in software. The bar is set by law, not by your buyer.
The Security Rule and Privacy Rule govern protected health information. Business associate agreements push obligations down to every vendor.
Ontario personal health information is governed by PHIPA, with its own consent, breach-notification, and custodian rules.
Enterprise health buyers layer a SOC 2 Type II requirement on top of the statutory frameworks.
Encryption, access logging, minimum necessary access, and a documented breach process are non-negotiable.
We translate statutory requirements into implemented controls, then prove them to your buyers.
Safeguards, policies, BAAs, and breach procedures mapped to the rules that apply to you.
Security & ComplianceThe report your hospital and payer customers ask for, built on the same control set.
SOC 2 readinessA named executive for procurement security reviews and incident leadership.
Fractional CISOPHI breach response with defined timelines and regulator-facing communications.
IR Retainertraztech is run by a published security researcher with six CVEs, including CVE-2024-45163, a CVSS 9.1 kill-switch for the Mirai botnet. We have delivered SOC 2 Type II across 76 controls and partner with Lorikeet Security for offensive testing. Health procurement teams get a real PHI program, not a policy template.
See the full research and CVE record, or read how we work with Lorikeet Security.
HIPAA is the US federal framework for protected health information. PHIPA is the Ontario statute for personal health information. If you operate across the border, you may need to satisfy both.
Often yes. HIPAA is the legal baseline, but hospital and payer buyers frequently require a SOC 2 Type II report as independent assurance. The two share most underlying controls.
Encryption at rest and in transit, minimum-necessary access, full access logging, and documented breach procedures. We design these in rather than bolting them on later.
BAAs flow between covered entities and their vendors. We help you build the safeguards and processes a BAA commits you to, and structure your subprocessor agreements accordingly.
An incident response retainer gives you named responders, defined timelines, and the regulator and patient-notification handling that both HIPAA and PHIPA require.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We will tell you what applies to you, what it would cost, and when we could start.
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