aiMedipedia is built for healthcare. Protecting patient data, respecting privacy, and maintaining trustworthy uptime are core requirements, not optional add-ons. We design every part of the platform with security-by-default and defense-in-depth in mind.
Data protection
Encryption in transit using TLS for all connections.
Encryption at rest for databases and file storage.
Strict separation of production and non-production data.
Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure with hardened defaults and network isolation.
Regular updates and patching of operating systems and runtimes.
Backups and disaster-recovery procedures for critical data.
Access & monitoring
Role-based access controls and the principle of least privilege.
Audit trails for key actions within the application.
Monitoring and alerting for unusual activity and performance issues.
Compliance-aware design
Architecture and controls aligned with healthcare privacy regulations.
Support for HIPAA-oriented deployments (see our HIPAA page for details).
Data minimization and clear data-retention practices.
Incident response
Even with strong preventive controls, incidents can happen. aiMedipedia maintains processes for detecting, investigating, and responding to potential security events.
Clear internal runbooks for triage, containment, and recovery.
Documentation of root-cause analyses for significant incidents.
Customer notification where required by law or contract.
Shared responsibility
Security is a shared responsibility between aiMedipedia and the clinics that use it. We provide secure defaults, while you configure access, train staff, and manage local processes to protect accounts and devices.
Questions about security?
If you have questions about our security posture, architecture, or need to discuss a specific deployment, you can reach us using the contact page. We are especially interested in supporting hospitals, NGOs, and clinics working in resource-constrained settings.