ePHI flow review
Map every place ePHI moves — APIs, exports, integrations, logs, queues, third-party processors.
Your covered-entity partners and HIPAA auditors need documented ePHI testing — and a BAA review is already in progress.
HIPAA technical-safeguard testing with explicit ePHI flow review — in a BAA-friendly engagement your covered-entity partners and HITRUST or SOC 2 + HIPAA auditors accept without rework.
What is at stake
Four situations healthcare teams are navigating right now.
HIPAA / HITECH
You are a covered entity or business associate and need documented technical-safeguard testing.
BAA expectations
A covered-entity partner is asking what your security testing program looks like.
New ePHI flow
A new integration, mobile app, or telehealth feature touches ePHI for the first time.
State privacy laws
California, New York, Texas, and other states now layer additional requirements on top of HIPAA.
How we help
We test the six surfaces HIPAA auditors and covered-entity partners look at first.
Every finding is mapped to HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards. HITRUST CSF and SOC 2 + HIPAA cross-walks are included on request — so your compliance team skips the post-engagement mapping.
Access control and audit
Role-based access for clinical, billing, support, and patient roles; tamper-evident audit logs.
Authentication and identity
Patient and clinician auth, step-up auth for sensitive actions, account-recovery safety.
Patient-facing surfaces
Patient portals, mobile apps, telehealth, and any place a patient interacts with their record.
Integrations and EHR boundaries
FHIR APIs, HL7 interfaces, SMART on FHIR scopes, vendor-to-vendor exchanges.
Operational endpoints
Backoffice tooling, billing workflows, support-agent access, and audit trails.
How an engagement works
Four steps from scoping call to a HIPAA-aligned report your partners will accept.
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Scoping call
A quick call. We learn which ePHI flows are in scope, which covered-entity partners are asking questions, and whether the driver is a BAA review or audit deadline. You leave with a fixed scope, price, and date.
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Hands-on testing
A senior tester runs the engagement end-to-end — patient-facing surfaces, ePHI APIs, EHR integrations, and clinical role boundaries. Critical findings surfaced immediately on a live channel.
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HIPAA-aligned report
Every finding has a working proof and a remediation engineers can act on. Mapped to HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards; HITRUST CSF or SOC 2 + HIPAA cross-walks on request. Board summary included.
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Retest included
We retest fixed items and update the report at no extra cost. The version you share with covered-entity partners or auditors reflects your actual fixed state.
BAA review or HIPAA audit window coming up?
A quick scoping call gives you a fixed scope, price, and date — so the report lands before your partner or auditor asks again.
Get a straight answer Why healthcare teams trust the result
Senior testers, real certifications, and a report that satisfies HIPAA auditors and covered-entity partners.
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Certifications
OSCP · OSWE · GPEN · GXPN · CRTO · CCSP · CISSP · CREST CRT
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HIPAA alignment
Findings mapped to Security Rule technical safeguards; language compliance teams and OCR-prepared documentation expect
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Senior-led
Every engagement led end-to-end by a senior tester — no subcontractors, no junior handoffs
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Retest included
Retest of reported findings is included in scope at no extra cost
FAQ
Healthcare — common questions
Do you cover HIPAA technical safeguards explicitly?
Yes. Findings are mapped to the HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards (access control, audit controls, integrity, authentication, transmission security) with the language compliance teams expect.
How do you handle test data and ePHI?
We default to non-production environments with synthetic ePHI. If production testing is necessary, we agree explicit safe-testing rules, encrypt evidence at rest and in transit, and sign a BAA before any sensitive material is exchanged.
Can you cover FHIR and HL7 integration testing?
Yes. FHIR APIs, SMART on FHIR scopes, and HL7 interfaces are common surfaces in our healthcare engagements — scope and consent boundaries, partner-token isolation, and integration-level access control included.
Will the report support our HITRUST or SOC 2 + HIPAA work?
Yes. Reports map to HITRUST CSF and SOC 2 with HIPAA-aligned criteria. Cross-walks are in the report — not something your team has to reconstruct after the fact.
Will partner covered entities accept the report?
Yes. Covered-entity partners consistently accept our reports in vendor risk reviews. The HIPAA-mapping section and explicit scope statement are typically what they look for.
Want a credible answer when a customer, auditor, or your board asks how secure you are?
A quick scoping call with the senior tester who would run your engagement. No slides, no pitch — we look at what you have, tell you what we would test first, and give you a fixed scope, price, and date.