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Robust Data Privacy for
Healthcare and Life Sciences Companies

Protect PHI and sensitive patient data securely
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With Protecto’s solution for healthcare data privacy solution, your sensitive PHI and PII data is meticulously identified, masked, and completely secured, while still maintaining its usability within your workflows. Leverage the power of a robust data protection solution for healthcare data security that includes integrated features such as data discovery, data tokenization, masking, and redaction.

HIPAA-Compliant Security

Our advanced data masking algorithms ensure that sensitive Protected Health Information (PHI) remains confidential and secure, adhering to the stringent requirements set by HIPAA.

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Impeccable Data Anonymization

Our advanced anonymization approach protects patient identities and ensures healthcare data privacy while preserving the utility of data for performing analysis.”

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Seamless EHR Integration

Our platform seamlessly integrates with your data sources including EHR, EMR, Practice Management Software, and more making data masking a seamless and efficient process.

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Flexible Masking

Protecto empowers you to tailor masking rules according to your specific requirements, ensuring maximum healthcare data privacy, flexibility and control over the process.

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Audit Trail for Compliance

Stay audit-ready with our comprehensive audit trails. Easily track and monitor data access and masking activities, providing transparent compliance reporting.

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How Protecto works

Scan and surgically mask confidential PHI data using our Intelligent Data Tokenization approach. Since data privacy in healthcare is of utmost importance, you can leverage Protecto to securely store and share sensitive patient data in accordance with regulatory compliance.
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Our advanced anonymization approach protects patient identities and ensures healthcare data privacy while preserving the utility of data for performing analysis.”

Chief Information Officer

Global Financial Asset Management Company

Easy-to-implement solutions for common healthcare use cases

Our solution for optimum healthcare data privacy is quick to deploy, highly adaptable, and equipped to support your various use cases without compromising sensitive patient data.

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Compliance

Achieve compliance standards suitable for auditing, such as HIPAA. Adhere to the established standards for safeguarding personal healthcare data.

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Treatment & Care

Accelerate advancements in treatment and care, such as compliant data access through data de-identification, and scalable data accessibility for advanced analytics.

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Data Sharing

Ensure the safe exchange of sensitive data with external parties such as clinicians, patient service providers, and other third-party entities.

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FAQs on Data Privacy in Healthcare

Data privacy in healthcare refers to the protection and management of sensitive patient information, such as medical records, personal identifiers, and health-related data, to ensure it is kept confidential and secure.
Data privacy is crucial in healthcare to protect patients’ sensitive information, prevent data breaches, maintain trust in healthcare providers, and comply with legal and ethical standards.
Healthcare data contains highly sensitive information such as patient medical records, personal identification, and billing details. Ensuring its security is vital to protect patient privacy, comply with regulations, and prevent identity theft and fraud.
In the United States, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is the primary law regulating healthcare data privacy. Other countries have their own regulations, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe.
PHI includes any individually identifiable health information transmitted or maintained by healthcare providers, health plans, or healthcare clearinghouses. This can include medical records, billing information, and even conversations between healthcare professionals.
Patients generally need to provide informed consent for their data to be used or shared, except in situations where data sharing is necessary for their treatment, payment, or healthcare operations.
Consequences can include financial penalties, damage to an organization’s reputation, loss of patient trust, and legal action. Penalties vary depending on the severity of the breach and regulatory compliance.