Industries / Healthcare
HealthcareHospitals, health systems and physician groups face tightening HIPAA Security Rule expectations, aggressive ransomware targeting and vendor risk that outpaces internal IT bandwidth. MALA sequences remediation by regulatory exposure, before an audit forces the timeline. Start with a no-fee initial assessment.
The proposed update makes MFA and encryption required, not addressable.
One unverified vendor with ePHI access can expose the organization.
EHR downtime is a patient-safety issue, not just an IT outage.
MSPs keep systems running but rarely evaluate HIPAA compliance.
Compare your environment to current and proposed HIPAA requirements.
Assess encryption and MFA across every system touching ePHI.
Catalog and assess vendors with ePHI access.
Review backups, segmentation and incident response.
Order remediation by regulatory exposure.
Current state against current and proposed requirements.
Coverage and enforcement readiness across ePHI systems.
A defensible, ongoing BAA verification process.
Backup integrity, segmentation and response readiness.
Cloud, imaging and telehealth evaluated for compliance.
Prioritized and sequenced by regulatory exposure.
Under the proposed rule, business associates face the same technical requirements as covered entities, verified annually.
Our services are sponsored through strategic referral agreements with 430+ technology solutions providers, never billed to you.
The addressable loophole goes away: MFA, encryption, annual risk analyses and vulnerability scanning become explicit.
EHR downtime affects patient safety, and penalties, notification and litigation raise the cost.
The same technical requirements as covered entities, plus annual verification of each relationship.
They focus on operations, not whether technology meets HIPAA's technical safeguards.
We review your environment against HIPAA's current and proposed Security Rule, covering encryption, MFA and business associates.
No fee to you: MALA is paid by the provider only if you move forward with a provider we recommend. No obligation to do so.