Healthcare providers are required to comply with the HIPAA Privacy Rule or subject themselves to penalties and potential criminal prosecution. Imprivata FairWarning Patient Privacy Intelligence helps you:

• Proactively monitor user activity to demonstrate reasonable safeguards in compliance with HIPAA, thus avoiding lawsuits, fines and headlines
• Save time with built-in, robust governance reporting
• Streamline patient and employee complaint investigations with our full-lifecycle platform for privacy and insider threat detection and incident management
• Meet the requirements of OCR corrective action plans

For most healthcare organizations, protecting patient privacy is about more than compliance – it’s about trust. Imprivata FairWarning combines rules and AI to detect the full range of bad behavior to reduce risk and build patient trust.

Why partner with Imprivata to protect patient privacy?

• Imprivata knows what to look for to identify privacy violations. Our best practices, developed based on extensive experience, help customers detect the most common types of privacy violations such as snooping, inappropriate record modification, and data exfiltration
• Our artificial intelligence (AI) models, trained using the world’s largest and most extensive healthcare user activity data set, detect impermissible activity that is harder to predict but needs to be investigated
• We apply machine learning to the output from both detection approaches to tailor future output to your organization’s specific priorities and risk tolerance level

We see it in our data – Imprivata FairWarning helps customers prevent violations by fostering a culture of privacy. We work with you to encourage employees to responsibly access data resulting in greater patient security, increased trust in your system and greater job satisfaction, too.

Our team of experts, which includes the industry’s only in-house managed services team, can help you:

• Increase visibility and monitor activity
• Identify behaviors, individuals and departments that may need additional training
• Provide educational materials and training to close identified gaps

…All of which help build a culture of privacy.