Protecting PHI and All Your Most Sensitive Data
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory announced it has received SOC 2 Type I with HIPAA-related assurance and ISO 27001 certification, describing these independent assessments as validation of its approach to securing sensitive data. Its HIPAA compliance program includes administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards for protected health information, such as risk assessments, workforce training, access controls, encryption, audit logging, breach response, and business-continuity planning. The company says its infrastructure enables customers to store tokenized and de-identified health information, including medical records and identifying details, while reducing the need to operate their own HIPAA-compliant environments. ISO 27001 certification reflects an audited information security management system covering risk management, security controls, organizational policies, access management, cryptography, operations, supplier relationships, incident handling, and disaster recovery. Basis Theory states that these certifications support its continuing efforts to maintain cloud-native security practices, monitoring, and compliance for data stored in its vault.
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