Data Security Solutions for Healthcare

Protecting Data is Vital to Patient Care

Healthcare institutions are increasingly vulnerable to ransomware attacks and data leaks. So much so that the Federal Bureau of Investigation in partnership with several other federal agencies recently issued an official alert about ongoing and imminent attacks on the healthcare sector.

Cybercriminals have become increasingly sophisticated. Organizations that regularly backup their data to protect against a crippling attack now find that even these backup systems can become encrypted because they are connected to the network being targeted.
An offline backup storage plan is vital to ensuring that you are able to recover quickly from ransomware attacks and maintain the continuity of care for your patients. Cloud storage is a convenient way to store files but is not necessarily the best way to maintain backups; especially when it comes to ransomware. Many cloud storage solutions synchronize local files with files stored in the cloud. Thus a cloud backup can also be easily infected.
Besides an offline backup, SecureData’s line of SecureDrive BT and SecureDrive KP devices can help keep data secure when the data is being used by a remote workforce or when the data at rest – is being transported. Lost and stolen devices cost healthcare organizations millions of dollars in fines and legal costs every year.

NOW is the TIME to SECURE YOUR DATA!

Instant Compliance, Easy Management, Total Security

Protecting healthcare data requires a complete data security plan that combines secure offline backup storage with HIPAA compliant hardware encryption, remote administrative control, and antivirus protection. SecureDrive devices and SecureData’s other data security products offer users maximum security with the ease of plug-and-play capabilities right out of the box:

• Encrypted external hard drives
• Encrypted USB flash drives
• USBtoCloud with built-in antivirus
• Remote Management
• SecureGuard data loss prevention solution

SecureData products give healthcare administrators the flexibility they need to create a data storage plan that best fits their security needs.
Read how Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio has made storing and transferring protected health information (PHI) convenient and secure with our SecureDrive products.
 

Your Data Security Begins with SecureDrives

Making SecureDrive devices a part of your offline backup plan gives you state-of-the art tools that protect vital data from outside attack and that get you back up and running efficiently and securely.

Highest Security Standards with Award-Winning Design

The entire SecureDrive product line is FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated for government-certified levels of protection. The devices have military-grade AES 256-bit XTS encryption with all components of the devices coated in epoxy to prevent reverse-engineering.

Immediate Compliance and Secure Authentication

The SecureDrive product line is HIPAA compliant, so organizations can instantly comply with these policies after implementing the drives into daily business operations. SecureDrives have secure authentication methods via PIN or wireless authentication with a mobile app. They can also be unlocked using fingerprints or facial recognition.

Plug and Play Design

The devices are software-free and work right out of the box without the need for any type of setup. Our products are OS/Host-independent to work across all operating systems and devices with a USB port.

Antivirus Protection

DriveSecurity® Antivirus powered by ESET comes preloaded with every SecureDrive product. This keeps any malicious files from being transferred to or from the device, keeping the data completely protected from ransomware or other cyberattacks aimed at healthcare institutions.

Brute Force Anti-Hacking

Your data is protected from unauthorized parties with brute force anti-hacking technology. After 10 consecutive failed PIN or password entries, all data will be wiped from the device, keeping your sensitive PHI and other medical files safe from hackers and other malicious parties.