Health Tech Security & Compliance

Secure Health Tech — Including the AI Inside It

HIPAA security risk analysis, SOC 2 readiness, and security compliance for AI integrations, from one platform. Scan your stack, map findings to HIPAA and SOC 2 controls, and prove remediation.

Talk to a Health Tech Security ExpertExplore AI Governance (AIUC 1)

✓ HIPAA risk analysis  ✓ SOC 2 readiness  ✓ AI integration security  ✓ Remediation proof

HIPAA security risk analysis
SOC 2 readiness
AIUC 1 AI governance
No training on your data

Why Health Tech Security Is Hard

AI Moving Faster Than Controls

LLM APIs, copilots, and AI vendors get wired into clinical and patient workflows before anyone maps where PHI flows

Questionnaire-Based Risk Analysis

HIPAA risk analyses built from spreadsheets and interviews, with nothing technical behind them

Security Reviews Stalling Deals

Hospital and health system buyers want SOC 2 and HIPAA evidence before they will sign

No Dedicated Security Team

Lean engineering teams own PHI security on top of shipping product

Security and Compliance for Health Tech

Risk Analysis Grounded in Scan Data

Our AI-native scanner covers your applications and Azure, AWS, and GCP environments, so your HIPAA risk analysis reflects what is actually exposed

AI Integration Security

Inventory AI use cases, map them to AIUC 1 and HIPAA safeguards, and evidence the controls around every model and vendor that touches PHI

HIPAA + SOC 2 From One Evidence Set

Collect evidence once, map it to both frameworks, and hand buyers and auditors remediation proof instead of assertions

AI in Healthcare

Every AI integration is a new path to PHI

Each model, API, and AI vendor connected to patient data needs the same scrutiny as any other system that handles PHI: an inventory, a BAA where the vendor handles PHI, minimum-necessary access, audit logging, and testing for data leakage. Scan Ninja maps AI use cases to controls and proves the risks around them were remediated. Health systems and research institutions studying how to secure AI integrations in clinical environments can talk to us about research collaboration.

What You Get

  • HIPAA Risk Analysis: Grounded in real scan data, not a questionnaire
  • AI Use Case Inventory: Every model and vendor that can reach PHI, mapped to controls
  • SOC 2 Evidence: Collected once and mapped to HIPAA as well
  • Remediation Proof: Verified closure your buyers and auditors can trust

Who This Is For

  • Digital health and healthcare SaaS companies handling PHI as business associates
  • Health tech teams adding LLMs, copilots, or AI vendors to clinical or patient workflows
  • Startups that need SOC 2 and HIPAA evidence to close hospital and health system deals
  • Health systems and research institutions evaluating the security of AI integrations
SOC 2 Readiness →AIUC 1 AI Governance →Penetration Testing →Trust Center →

Talk to a Health Tech Security Expert

Tell us about your product, your AI integrations, and the buyers asking for proof. We'll map your path to HIPAA and SOC 2 evidence you can defend.

What happens next: A compliance expert will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your framework path and answer questions.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted about Health Tech / HIPAA. See our privacy policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

If your company creates, receives, maintains, or transmits protected health information (PHI) on behalf of a covered entity such as a hospital, health plan, or provider, you are a business associate. Business associates are directly subject to the HIPAA Security Rule and need a business associate agreement (BAA) with the covered entity.
Yes. The HIPAA Security Rule requires covered entities and business associates to conduct an accurate and thorough assessment of the risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic PHI, and to implement security measures that reduce those risks to a reasonable and appropriate level. Scan Ninja grounds that analysis in real scan data instead of a questionnaire.
No. HHS does not certify organizations as HIPAA compliant, so treat any vendor selling a "HIPAA certification" with caution. What buyers and auditors look for is evidence: a current risk analysis, implemented safeguards, and proof that identified risks were remediated.
Often, yes. HIPAA is a legal requirement; SOC 2 is the independent attestation that enterprise and provider buyers ask for in security reviews. The controls overlap heavily, so Scan Ninja collects the evidence once and maps it to both.
Start with an inventory of every AI model, API, and vendor that can reach PHI. Then confirm each vendor that handles PHI is covered by a BAA, limit AI access to the minimum necessary data, enforce access controls and audit logging on AI workflows, test for data leakage and prompt injection, and keep evidence that each risk was remediated. Scan Ninja maps AI use cases to controls with AIUC 1 readiness and scans the infrastructure those integrations run on.
Not yet. Scan Ninja does not currently sign business associate agreements (BAAs) or hold HITRUST certification, and we are working toward both. Until then, talk to us about scoping an engagement that does not require Scan Ninja to create, receive, maintain, or transmit PHI.
No. Customer data is never used to train shared, public, or cross-tenant AI models. Vulnerability telemetry stays in your tenant, and AI remediation guidance is grounded only in your own environment with human-in-the-loop approvals. See the Trust Center for details.

Prove Your Health Tech Is Secure — AI Included

HIPAA risk analysis, SOC 2 readiness, and AI integration security from one platform, with remediation proof your buyers can trust.

✓ HIPAA risk analysis ✓ SOC 2 readiness ✓ AI integration security