Securing Electronic Communications for the
Healthcare Industry
Voltage provides the solutions that allow the healthcare industry to meet privacy concerns head on. Our Identity-Based Encryption (IBE), secure messaging platform, is a way in which to encrypt and send secure electronic patient and physician information, without certificates, passwords, or the complexity of PKI.
As healthcare covered entities make the necessary preparations to comply with the requirements of the April 21, 2005 HIPAA Security Rule, Voltage is here to help.
Voltage solutions enable healthcare organizations to address all the technical safeguards of a HIPAA-compliant secure messaging system:
- Access Control - Confirms the person sending/receiving/accessing the data is who he says he is. In addition, the Voltage solution is centrally managed for emergency access procedures.
- Audit Controls - Logs all user activity so that organizations can prove the message was sent securely, identify suspect data access activities, and respond to potential weaknesses.
- Integrity - Digital signatures are used to verify the message reached its recipient unaltered and unchanged.
- Person and Entity Authentication - The Voltage Security Platform uses people's identities (email address or network logins) to confirm the sender is who he says he is-the server will automatically stop issuing private keys if the identity is compromised.
- Transmission Security - Voltage's Identity-Based Encryption (IBE) enables data to be protected/encrypted without the need for certificates. All messages are guaranteed to be transmitted securely and digital signatures are used to authenticate the origin, the content, and the integrity of an email message.
Voltage secure messaging platform is easy for people to use, it's easy for IT shops to manage, and it's easy to integrate into other systems and processes. If you are a Healthcare Provider or Payor interested in meeting government regulations or just safeguarding PHI, Voltage provides scalable solutions to meet your requirements.
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