See who’s accessing what — and why
Imprivata PPI helps healthcare organizations monitor and analyze access to Personally Identifiable Information (PII) at scale, using behavior analytics, AI, and machine learning to detect privacy violations and high-risk user activity while addressing regulatory compliance.
How Imprivata helps you monitor access to patient data
See how Patient Privacy Intelligence uses AI to proactively audit EHR access, investigate suspicious activity, and ensure stronger protections around patient data and PII.
Key benefits of Imprivata Patient Privacy Intelligence
AI-powered monitoring helps identify instances of inappropriate access and unusual user behavior.
Automated alerts, dashboards, and explanation-based auditing simplify investigation and reduce review time.
Create complete, searchable audit trails and reports that demonstrate documented compliance, with three years of archived storage.
Intelligent filters help reduce false positives and differentiate real violations from background activity.
Reactive explanation-based auditing
See how the PPI Spotlight tool can help streamline your response to patient privacy complaints
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Frequently asked questions
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How can we adopt patient privacy monitoring without signaling distrust to our staff?
What’s the difference between proactive and reactive auditing and does PPI support both?
Is PPI different from FairWarning and Maize Analytics?
What sets PPI apart from other patient privacy monitoring solutions on the market?
What is Drug Diversion Intelligence (DDI) and how does it relate to PPI?
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Additional costs beyond the agreed-upon contract may be incurred if the number of applications monitored increases, the size of the user base increases, or the volume of data being consumed increases beyond the initial scope of the contract, increasing storage requirements.
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