Solutions for healthcare
Protect clinical data, staff and systems through coordinated controls
From sharing reports to protecting workloads, each flow requires distinct controls and clear operational responsibility.
Recurring situations
Sharing reports and clinical documentation with patients and professionals
Repositories containing health data and sensitive administrative documents
Staff exposed to phishing, credential theft and impersonation
Application servers that should reach only authorised Internet destinations
Operational risk
Fragmented channels, broad authorisations and inconsistent procedures make it difficult to establish who received a document, who accessed it and which controls were applied.
Current setup
Attachments, shared folders and manual handovers spread data and responsibility across different tools.
With DEC
Each flow is associated with a specific control, defined recipients and reviewable evidence.
A defined path
- AssessmentMapping flows and responsibilities.
- ConfigurationDefining access, duration and controls.
- ActivationLaunch within the agreed scope.
- VerificationReviewing outcomes and operational adjustments.
Relevant solutions
SecureShare
Encrypted exchange of reports and documents with recipient controls.
Learn moreSecretLink
Temporary credential delivery and collection with browser-based encryption, expiry and defined recipients.
Learn moreSecureRepository
Confidential repository with access separation and traceability.
Learn morePhishGuard
Simulations and continuous staff training.
Learn moreSentinel
HTTP/HTTPS egress control for servers and managed workloads.
Learn moreVerifiable security
Start with a focused scope
An initial assessment identifies a priority flow, the parties involved, required integrations and the criteria for verifying the outcome.
Frequently asked questions
Must every existing tool be replaced?
No. The scope is defined around flows requiring stronger controls.
How are responsibilities defined?
The initial phase separates DEC activities, client responsibilities and authorised parties.