Providers, payers, and health IT vendors. Environments where PHI boundaries are enforced by configuration, and the audit trail is complete before anyone asks for it.
Protected health information ends up in logs, backups, analytics pipelines, and lower environments. Scoping the boundary is most of the work, and it has to hold as the system changes.
Your Business Associate Addendum with AWS covers the services you use correctly. Configuring them correctly, and proving you did, stays with you.
Health systems and payers run vendor assessments before signing. The questions land on encryption, access control, logging, and continuity, which are all infrastructure answers.
We build the environment so the PHI boundary is enforced by policy, not maintained by attention.
Account and network boundaries drawn around protected data, with HIPAA-eligible services selected deliberately and non-eligible services blocked by policy. Lower environments kept clear of production data.
Encryption in transit and at rest with managed keys, least-privilege IAM reviewed against real access patterns, and break-glass paths that are logged, not shared.
Complete access logging with retention matched to your obligations, stored where the accounts being recorded cannot modify it.
We answer the infrastructure sections of the security questionnaires your customers send, with evidence drawn from the live environment.
We design and evidence the environment. Certification and attestation stay with you and your assessor.
Control implementation and evidence automation across FedRAMP and FedRAMP 20x, NIST, CMMC, HECVAT, FERPA, TX-RAMP, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GxP standards.
Workload discovery, migration planning and sequencing, database and data movement, and cutover with validation.
Infrastructure as code, continuous compliance monitoring, and automated qualification evidence for regulated Life Sciences workloads on AWS.
We will review how your PHI boundary is drawn today and show you where configuration can enforce what policy currently asks for.
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