SAFEGUARDS THAT FIT HOW YOUR PRACTICE RUNS
Practices that handle PHI well tend to run well generally: they know their devices, they give each role the access it needs and no more, and they can show their work. We put those safeguards in place so the Security Rule reads as a description of how you already operate.
Who it’s for: Practices, clinics, and providers handling PHI and patient PII under the HIPAA Security Rule.
- HIPAA Security Rule
- PHI
- PII
- HITECH
- Breach Notification
Where we start
A risk analysis you can hand over
The Security Rule calls for an accurate, thorough risk analysis, and it is the first thing requested after an incident. We produce one and keep it current as your practice changes.
A device list that matches reality
The front-desk workstation, the laptop that goes home, the imaging system a vendor installed. Safeguarding PHI and patient PII starts with knowing every place it is stored.
Physical safeguards alongside technical ones
Facility access, workstation security, and device disposal are named requirements in the same rule. We handle them in the same scope of work, by the same team.
Vendors with standing access
Business associates reach into your systems every day. Reviewing what that access actually allows is part of protecting patient data, and it is work we do with you.
How we help
HIPAA Readiness Engagement
Risk analysis, policy, and the documentation set the Security Rule names, delivered as one scope.
Cybersecurity
Segmentation, access control, and monitoring around the systems that hold PHI.
Tier 1 — Cybersecurity Foundation
A maintained baseline for practices without internal IT, monitored and documented on a schedule.
VERIFIED CREDENTIALS
90A LLC combines USAF and USSF precision with deep commercial expertise. From Air Force electrical systems to Space Force information security, our background is built for environments where security and reliability are mission-critical.
Initiate Contact
Every engagement starts with a threat assessment. Priced after threat assessment.