HIPAA Risk Assessment

A comprehensive HIPAA risk assessment service designed to bring healthcare organization’s security program in line with the industry’s strict compliance requirements.

Ensure the Security of Sensitive Patient Data

The healthcare industry is heavily targeted by malicious actors. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) aims to protect patient data by requiring any organization that processes and/or maintain healthcare information to meet security standards in the handling of patient Protected Health Information (PHI).

Our risk assessment service helps your organization achieve HIPAA compliance by assessing and managing risk, ensuring data integrity, and safeguarding PHI confidentiality and accessibility. Our experts partner with your team to assess your current level of security and create a road map for mitigating PHI exposure and security risks. 

HOW IT WORKS

The HIPAA Risk Assessment Process

MegaplanIT’s Assessment of Critical Cyber Assets follows the framework provided by NERC Standards CIP-002-4 through CIP-009-4. We’ll evaluate components against NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection and Cyber Security standards with the goal of identifying and rectifying issues to ensure the continued operation of the bulk power system. 

KEY BENEFITS

Strengthen Compliance and Protect Patient Data

Highly experienced, fully-certified assessors

Our assessors bring deep expertise and industry-recognized certifications, ensuring your HIPAA compliance efforts are guided by professionals who understand both the regulations and the evolving security landscape.

 

 

Through comprehensive assessments, we uncover gaps and vulnerabilities in your current security posture, giving you the insight needed to strengthen protections before issues arise.

 

We help safeguard electronic protected health information (ePHI) against unauthorized access, cyberattacks, and insider risks, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive patient records.

 

By aligning your organization with HIPAA requirements and industry best practices, we reduce your exposure to breaches, protecting your reputation and avoiding costly fines.

 

Industry Leading Certified Experts

Make Our Team, Your Team!

Our innovative IT security and compliance solutions are designed to deliver customized, cost-effective service on time—because your priorities are our priorities. With a highly qualified team of PCI DSS QSAs, Penetration Testers, and Information Security Consultants here at MegaplanIT, we will assess your unique company and business environment and design a path to security that will fit all of your needs.

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