What is Healthcare Data Security?
Data security in healthcare means protecting data in healthcare systems like health records, medical and diagnostic reports, patient information from any fraudulent activities or data breaches. Healthcare data security services assist in:
- Preventing unauthorized access and breaches
- Meeting industry standards and compliance regulations
- Minimizes downtime and ensures business continuity
- Preserving business reputation and patient trust
Healthcare Data Breaches Statistics in 2024
1 miilion healthcare records breach
190 million Americans affected
13 data breaches in healthcare organizations
Data Security Services Tailored for the Healthcare Sector
As cyberattacks such as ransomware and data breaches continue to rise, healthcare cybersecurity services are now essential to safeguarding your software solutions and ensuring patient safety. We are committed to providing robust protection, leveraging advanced technologies and best practices to secure your systems.
Healthcare Providers
Pharma/ Biotechnology
Laboratory Services
Healthcare Payer
Medical Insurance
Medical Devices/Equipment
Digital Health/Healthcare Technology
Enhancing Protection with Healthcare Data Security Services
Telliant’s healthcare data security services protect your software from unauthorized access and threats by identifying vulnerabilities early, encrypting your data, and implementing security monitoring with alerts. These measures ensure secure communication and the safe sharing of healthcare and patient data.
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Data Encryption
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Regulatory Compliance
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Cloud Security
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Application Development
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Access Control and Audits
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Data Management and Storage
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Security Testing
Data Encryption
Regulatory Compliance
Cloud Security
Application Development
Access Control and Audits
Data Management and Storage
Security Testing
Data Encryption
We offer comprehensive data security services by encrypting patient records, EHR systems, and other sensitive information to prevent potential leaks. Our approach includes implementing robust encryption protocols such as AES-256, RSA, and TLS, ensuring top-tier data protection throughout.
Regulatory Compliance
We ensure that your software meets regulatory requirements across areas such as patient care, medical devices, medication management, and infection control, adhering to standards like HIPAA, NIST, SOC 2, and COBIT for IT and governance.
Cloud Security
We ensure healthcare providers can securely access and share patient information while enhancing coordination between users. We integrate security features such as encryption, access control, and monitoring into your software to protect healthcare data and ensure it remains secure, even in the event of a system glitch.
Application Development
We design healthcare data security software with secure coding practices to prevent vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting. Additionally, we ensure API security by implementing updates like authentication, rate limiting, and input validation.
Access Control and Audits
Access to critical patient information should be restricted to authorized individuals, such as doctors, nurses, and administrators. To ensure this, we implement security measures like multi-factor authentication and role-based access control, helping to prevent potential breaches.
Data Management and Storage
We make sure large amounts of healthcare data, records and information are stored securely, and robust backup and retrieval systems are in place. Our approach includes data recovery processes, data security solutions to protect the stored data from external threats.
Security Testing
We conduct thorough security assessments using tools such as dynamic analysis, static code analysis, and dependency checks to safeguard your software from potential threats and vulnerabilities. This approach helps us quickly identify and address any weaknesses.
FAQ’s for Healthcare Data Security Company
Healthcare cybersecurity involves using advanced technologies and strategies to protect sensitive data, such as patient records, from unauthorized access or cyberattacks. This includes employing both digital and physical measures to enforce security protocols that address data protection, risk management, regulatory compliance, encryption, and more to ensure the privacy and security of patient information.
Phishing, ransomware attacks, DDoS attacks, data breaches are the most common data security threats.
Some of the most common healthcare cybersecurity tools used in software companies are multi-factor authentication, data encryption, network firewalls, antivirus software, domain name system (DNS), incident response planning, endpoint protection etc.
