Industry · Healthcare & Digital Health
Compliance that protects patient trust and organizational reputation.
Healthcare organizations balance HIPAA, state privacy laws, HITRUST demands from large health systems, and SOC 2 expectations from technology buyers. We integrate all four into one operating program.
01 — Landscape
The environment.
OCR enforcement continues to focus on inadequate risk analysis, missing Business Associate Agreements, and unmanaged sub-processors — including AI providers now handling protected health information. Large health systems increasingly require HITRUST for enterprise deals.
02 — Frameworks
What applies.
HIPAA Security & Privacy Rules
Baseline for any organization touching PHI.
HITRUST CSF
Increasingly required by large health systems and payers.
SOC 2 (with Privacy TSC)
Preferred by health-tech buyers.
NIST SP 800-66 Rev. 2
OCR-referenced implementation guidance.
03 — Recommended
Where to start.
HIPAA Advisory
Full HIPAA program — risk analysis, safeguards, BAA governance.
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SOC 2 for Healthcare
SOC 2 scoped to overlap with HIPAA Security Rule.
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Risk Assessment
OCR-defensible risk analysis under §164.308(a)(1)(ii)(A).
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Virtual CISO
Fractional security executive for health-tech companies.
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04 — FAQ
Common questions.
Is HIPAA enough for enterprise health-system deals?+
For technology vendors selling to hospitals, no — most large systems now require SOC 2 or HITRUST alongside HIPAA. We sequence the programs so HIPAA anchors HITRUST readiness.