Balancing Privacy & Compliance in Pharma Supply Chains
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Pharmaceutical supply chains must comply with traceability and anti-counterfeit regulations such as the US DSCSA and EU Falsified Medicines Directive while protecting highly sensitive patient health information under laws including GDPR and HIPAA. Strong identity verification can support drug authenticity, prescription accuracy, controlled-substance security, and data integrity by verifying patients, prescribers, staff, and supply-chain partners, while measures such as multifactor authentication and liveness detection can reduce fraud and unauthorized access. Privacy requirements emphasize consent, data minimization, purpose limitation, security, and individual control over data, encouraging anonymization or pseudonymization when direct identification is unnecessary. The piece presents Didit as an integrated identity platform offering document verification, biometric authentication, AML screening, configurable workflows, reusable KYC, and a privacy-by-design approach that processes selfies transiently and returns verification results rather than raw biometric data.
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