Data Loss Prevention for HIPAA
HIPAA compliance extends beyond the tools to the people. Polymer DEP provides user training and enforcement preventing violations. SaaS DLP for HIPAA.

HIPAA Training and Automatic Enforcement for SaaS Users
Unlike other tools, Polymer DEP deals with users and HIPAA compliance. Software may be compliant by design but it also must be used in a complaint manner. The HIPAA solution has you compliant in minutes with training and remediation.
Free HIPAA Employee Training & Quiz

Complete HIPAA Compliance Solution
1. Training
Policy training and enforcement built in. HIPAA training deck, quiz and follow up training materials based on actual real time user actions.
2. Nudges
Behavioral Science backed micro training nudges delivered at time of erroneous share delivering game changing results when compared to traditional training.
3. Enforcement
Any PHI or other sensitive data at risk of exposure or leakage is identified and either redacted or has its permissions revoked automatically preventing violations.
4. HIPAA Report
Documentation of training and test results. Policy documents and attestations for employees. Employee performance over time and HIPAA learning captured in an employee risk score.
5. Audit Report
User interactions with sensitive data assets or PHI are tracked and available for reporting. This includes access, sharing and downloads for a complete report.
6. Technology
Polymer’s unique ‘ML-Synthesizer’ enforces granular contextual rules and policies like HIPAA. The Artificial Intelligence considers the entity and user access intersection to automatically determine risk and remediation.
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