Compliance
HIPAA-ready, honestly framed
HIPAA compliance is a legal obligation of your organization as a covered entity or business associate — not something any software vendor can certify or "be." HealthArmor AI is built to help you meet that obligation, and we're deliberate about how we talk about it.
What HealthArmor maps to
Every monitoring finding and every generated report maps to a specific safeguard in the HIPAA Security Rule — Administrative, Physical, or Technical (45 CFR §164.308, §164.310, §164.312) — so the documentation the platform produces is usable directly in an audit or a Security Risk Assessment (SRA).
What we don't claim
We never say a product "is compliant with HIPAA" — no vendor can be. HIPAA compliance belongs to the covered entity. We also don't promise that any tool eliminates the risk of a breach; the honest standard, in line with FTC guidance, is risk reduction, not risk elimination. HealthArmor AI is HIPAA-ready infrastructure that helps your organization meet its HIPAA Security Rule requirements — not a substitute for your own compliance program or legal counsel.
Built around real healthcare systems
Because HealthArmor is built for EHR/EMR and connected medical device (IoMT) traffic specifically, the anomalies it flags and the reports it generates reflect how a clinic or medical group actually operates — not a generic enterprise network with a healthcare label on it.