Healthcare & Life Sciences
Identity built for healthcare environments
Healthcare is where identity failures become patient safety failures. HIPAA, TEFCA, and clinical workflows demand an IAM architecture purpose-built for care delivery.
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- Govern clinicians, contractors, vendors, and AI agents under one policy layer.
- Require verified identity at the point of clinical risk, not just at login.
- Automate provisioning and offboarding to eliminate stale access across every system.
- Contain each vendor within its own identity boundary without losing central oversight.
- Enforce least-privilege access across EHRs, imaging, pharmacy, and clinical apps.
- Generate continuous, examiner-ready audit evidence without manual reconstruction.
Faster access for clinicians. Protected records.
Step up only when the action warrants it. Stay invisible when it does not. Risk-calibrated controls built for clinical workflows, not retrofitted from a workforce platform.
Stop orphaned accounts before they become breach vectors.
High turnover and surge staffing mean access is granted fast and removed slowly. When HR closes a record, access closes across EHR, imaging, and pharmacy simultaneously.
Simplify HIPAA audit preparation
Automatically produce timestamped, examiner-ready access records across every connected clinical system. Give examiners what they need before they ask for it.
Govern vendor and contractor access continuously
Give every vendor its own identity boundary with time-bounded credentials, automated expiration, and a complete access record tied to each engagement.
Roles end. Access ends across systems.
When a clinician rotates, a contractor finishes, or an employee gives notice, access closes across every connected system simultaneously. No orphaned accounts.
Govern AI agents inside clinical systems.
71% of health systems adopted AI in 2024. Most have no governance framework for it. SecureAuth applies scoped permissions, expiring credentials, and full audit trails to every non-human identity.
Built for healthcare
- Fit authentication to how clinicians actually work across shared workstations, nursing stations, and procedure rooms, because friction gets bypassed and bypasses become breaches.
- Detect credential sharing, unattended sessions, and insider misuse by verifying who's behind an active EHR session, not just who opened it.
- Sync access rights to current role and employment status automatically, because stale provisioning records are a persistent and underestimated risk.
- Log every PHI access event in HIPAA-defensible format so the evidence trail survives a breach investigation.
- Make the identity layer the primary defense against prescription fraud by enforcing DEA-required MFA at the point of controlled substance prescribing.
- Contain AI documentation and decision support tools within defined, time-limited access boundaries because automated systems need governance, too.
Six Products. One Controlled Architecture.
Continuous Presence Verification for Every High-Stakes Clinical Session
A badge swipe confirms who opened the session. Presence Authority confirms who is operating it. In shared workstation environments, nursing stations, procedure rooms, radiology reading rooms, continuous presence verification closes the window between authentication and unverified clinical action. Every session generates a forensic-grade audit trail defensible under HIPAA and Joint Commission review.
Risk-Calibrated Authentication That Moves With the Clinical Context, Not Just the Login
Assurance Authority scores continuous signals, device posture, behavioral patterns, location, time of day, and credential context, and applies the appropriate authentication level to each action. EPCS-compliant step-up for controlled substance prescribing. Frictionless access for routine documentation. Clinicians get the experience care delivery requires; compliance teams get the controls auditors require.
Patient Identity, FHIR Consent, and Delegated Access. One Platform, Without Middleware.
Progressive enrollment, self-service account recovery, and risk-calibrated re-authentication by transaction type, all configurable without custom code. ONC-compliant FHIR data sharing, TEFCA identity requirements, and delegated access for caregivers and legal guardians are supported natively. No bolt-on consent modules, no identity federation workarounds.
Every Vendor, CRO, and Partner Organization Gets Its Own Identity Boundary. You Keep Central Control.
Each third-party organization self-manages its own users, roles, and access within the policy boundaries you define. Time-bounded credentials, automated expiration, and a clean audit record of what each vendor accessed and when. Built for the BAA documentation requirements HIPAA requires, and the per-user traceability 21 CFR Part 11 mandates.
When the Clinician Record Closes, Access Closes. Everywhere. Simultaneously.
When HR closes a record, separation, transfer, or role change, access closes across every connected system simultaneously. Joiner-mover-leaver automation handles department rotations, credentialing changes, and contractor expirations without manual intervention. Timestamped, reviewer-ready evidence for every access event, structured for OCR and Joint Commission examination.
Govern What Clinical AI Can Do, On Behalf of Whom, and Prove It When Asked.
SecureAuth governs non-human identities, ambient AI tools, diagnostic agents, and automated prior authorization systems with the same controls applied to human ones: scoped permissions tied to specific clinical workflows, time-bounded credentials that expire automatically, and a complete audit trail of every action an agent takes inside an EHR or research system.
One Platform Across Every Healthcare & Life Sciences Domain
Identity Built for Clinical-Grade Security.
See how SecureAuth supports clinical workflow authentication, vendor lifecycle management, HIPAA compliance, and clinical AI governance.