Through HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability) the United States is providing privacy standards to protect patients’ medical records and other health information provided to health plans, doctors, hospitals and other health care providers.

HIPAA is an effective compliance at Gglot and requires a number of things:

• Security Incidents – Gglot will track unauthorized access attempts in an effort to reduce risk and exposure to threats from outside network attacks and malware.
• Access Management – Gglot’s requests to/from our servers are made over encrypted https (TLS 1.2/1.1) using only the most secure cipher suites.
• Encryption and Decryption – Gglot infrastructure is a multitenant public cloud solution with the ability to segregate data by tenant on their own dedicated instance. All User information is encrypted in the Gglot DB.
• Key Management – The key management service we utilize takes advantage of Hardware Security Modules to protect the security of the keys.
• Logging and Audit Controls – HTTPS is the only form of communication allowed to the Gglot API. The SSL certificate can (and should) be validated in the client’s web browser. All security incidents are escalated to senior technical staff and when found to be true threats are logged against internal ticketing system for mitigation.
• Monitoring – Gglot monitors all servers and network hardware the application is running on. Roles Based Management can be used to restrict access to those users who should not have access to PHI information.
• Additional Security Incidents – Security incidents are communicated to administrators through email/text/phone call and require recognition to close incident or same notifications remains open and hits additional administrators.

At Gglot, we are always staying up to date with privacy trends for our customers. Gglot’s security framework is based on the ISO 27001 Information Security Standard and includes security mechanisms that cover:

• Gglot Personnel Security
• Product Security
• Cloud and Network Infrastructure Security
• Continuous Monitoring and Vulnerability Management
• Physical Security
• Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
• Third Party Security
• Security Compliance

Security is represented at the highest levels of the company, with our Chief Information Security Officer meeting with executive management regularly to discuss issues and coordinate company wide security initiatives. These policies and standards are available to all of our employees.