Secure, Compliant, and Reliable Cloud Hosting for Healthcare
Healthcare Cloud Security and Compliance
Segmented data
Controlled access
Regular audits
Cloud Certifications Defined
Cloud Compliance and Certification Requiernments
Rules Based Certifications
Regulation-based IT compliance requires that organizations follow specific regulations and guidelines to protect sensitive data. These regulations define specific security measures and policies that must be implemented to ensure compliance. HIPAA is a good example of regulation-based compliance, which sets requirements for access control, data encryption, and other security measures to protect patient health information.
Outcome Based Certifications
Outcome-based IT compliance focuses on the desired outcomes of data protection and security, rather than on specific rules and regulations. This approach places a greater emphasis on the overall effectiveness of an organization’s security measures, rather than adherence to specific protocols. An example of an outcome-based compliance regulation is FERPA, which requires that schools protect student educational records but does not specify how that protection must be achieved.
Strong encryption
Secure firewalls
Threat monitoring
Staff training
Physical security
Disaster recovery
Compliance Levels
Datacenter Security
Data center security includes a comprehensive range of measures to protect data and systems from unauthorized access, theft, and damage. The facilities are designed to minimize the risk of physical breaches, such as theft, sabotage, and natural disasters. Features like biometric access controls, video surveillance, fire suppression systems, and redundant power supplies ensure uptime, while advanced threat detection, monitoring, and security protocols safeguard against cyber attacks. Data centers typically adhere to stringent compliance requirements to ensure that client data is protected at all times, making them an ideal choice for businesses that prioritize security and reliability.
HIPAA Compliance Notice
Please note that a HIPAA compliant cloud provider can offer the necessary security measures for compliance with the HIPAA regulations. However, compliance is a shared responsibility and ultimately depends on your adherence to all guidelines. We provide the required documentation to meet the standards, but it is your responsibility to follow it to ensure the protection of sensitive information.
Compliance Types
Datacenter Certifications
PCI Compliance Explained
Ready for compliant eCommerce and online sales
What is PCI Compliance
PCI compliance refers to adhering to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards, which are intended to ensure that all entities involved in processing, transmitting, or storing credit card information do so in a secure and compliant manner.
Compliance is required of any business that accepts credit card payments, and is important for maintaining customer trust, avoiding penalties and fees, and reducing the risk of data breaches and fraud. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines, legal issues, and reputational damage.
Why PCI Compliance matters to Health Care providers
Medical practices that sell products online and accept credit card payments need to implement Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance to protect themselves and their customers from financial fraud and data breaches.
Managed Security
Experience the Ultimate Secure and Compliant HIPAA Cloud
Our HIPAA-compliant cloud hosting solutions are powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s leading cloud computing provider. AWS’s robust infrastructure and security services provide the foundation for our hosting solutions, ensuring high availability, scalability, and exceptional performance.
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