Healthcare and Insurance
Data Protection

HIPAA and GDPR compliance requires the protection of customer and patient PII and PHI.  Insurance providers and healthcare payers need to comply while balancing risk reduction and customer loyalty.

Go beyond meeting industry and transnational compliance requirements. Future-proof policies and initiatives while building customer trust with holistic data protection.

 

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Making an Impact on
Healthcare Insurance Companies

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SNOWFLAKE, AWS, AND LAMBDA INTEGRATIONS

for cloud migration

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PERFORMANCE

For a major insurance provider

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HIPAA, SOX, AND CCPA COMPLIANCE

for an international discount prescription service provider

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ADVANCED ANALYTICS, AI, AND ML CAPABILITIES

For healthcare payer and insurance institutions

What Sets
Protegrity Apart

Protection Built for the Insurance Industry

Experience matters. For more than two decades, Protegrity has helped insurance organizations like yours overcome data security hurdles by securing sensitive data and maintaining the highest level of data privacy and compliance.

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Future-Proofing for Regulatory Compliance

Protegrity offers an array of centrally managed and auditable data protection methods to meet PHI and HIPAA requirements. This ensures that your data protection and security standards meet industry and audit requirements and that you preserve your organization’s reputation and reduce its risk profile.

Privacy Requirements

Comply with global data security and privacy regulations, without affecting business transactions and relations

Compliance-Friendly

Protegrity gateways, integrations, and solutions are regularly updated, to evolve with PHI, PII, and HIPAA regulations

Case Studies

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Discount Prescription Service Company

Through Protegrity, a renown discount prescription service company was able to meet HIPAA, SOX and CCPA regulations while partnering with AWS Redshift’s platform to improve their data protection, secure access, and utilize data for analytic objectives.

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Our Insurance Partners

When implementing joint solutions, we work closely with system integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs), and large cloud hyper scalers to develop custom Protegrity integrations that eliminate friction for insurance organizations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How is healthcare data protected?

Healthcare data is protected by their administrators balancing delivering quality patient care while adhering to strict privacy regulations such as the United States’ Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Therefore, the guidelines for healthcare providers and other entities that access, use, or transfer patient information include strict data protection requirements. Breaches, ransomware, or third parties unlawfully accessing PII and PHI could result in significant penalties and fines.

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Does GDPR compliance cover healthcare?

Yes. According to the National Law Review, “Unlike HIPAA, which only protects the privacy of an individual’s ‘protected health information,’ GDPR applies broadly to all categories of health or other data regarding an individual. Personal Data is ‘any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person’ who is in the EU, regardless of the individual’s EU citizenship status.”

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What is healthcare data privacy?

Healthcare data privacy refers to a provider’s process for protecting their patients’ health information, including how they keep it secure against breaches from bad actors. It also incorporates the rules and regulations ensuring only authorized individuals and entities access PHI.

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What is healthcare data compliance?

Healthcare data compliance is a process that ensures the governance applicable for the healthcare data’s security, storage, protection, as well as other activities. It establishes protocols, procedures, and policies that help to fully protect against cybersecurity threats, malware, and unauthorized access and use.

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What is considered a breach of data privacy in healthcare?

NIH defines a breach in data privacy of healthcare as “Illegitimate access or disclosure of the protected health information that compromises the privacy and security of it.”

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