In healthcare, vendor risk is patient risk. Your sub-processor map decides who sees PHI; your breach window is statutory; your audit cycle never stops.
Three of The Agency's leads cover what matters for healthcare: where PHI goes, what vendors are doing with it, and whether the framework coverage holds up when an auditor walks in.
Vendor breach signal, before the news cycle. REX correlates dark-web dumps and external attack-surface changes against every vendor in your stack — when a third party gets hit, you find out from us, not from the patient who Googled their name.
BAAs, sub-processor lists, data-residency clauses — extracted, structured, current. ARIA reads every vendor BAA, DPA and trust page — surfaces sub-processor chains, data residency commitments and breach-notification SLAs automatically.
HIPAA, ADHICS, GDPR — coverage, not gaps. TARA continuously checks vendor posture against healthcare-relevant frameworks and surfaces drift before the regulator does.
Specific moments where The Agency changes the work — not abstract outcomes, just less of the wrong work and more of the right.
ARIA extracts the sub-processor list from every vendor contract and trust page. The chain you sketched on a whiteboard becomes a live picture.
REX surfaces vendor-side breaches from dark-web and attack-surface signal — you have time to respond before the 60-day clock starts.
When auditors ask about a specific vendor's BAA, the evidence trail is composed and linked. No archaeology before the OCR review.
Continuous gap analysis means you find out about posture drift the week it happens, not at the next risk committee.
We finally have a continuous view of where personal data goes after it leaves us. The Agency built our sub-processor map in a day — and it has stayed live since.
Book a 30-minute call and we'll have NOVA, ARIA and REX produce a complete posture report on one of your live vendors inside 24 hours.