Is your technology putting patient data at risk?

Type in something your practice uses. We will tell you what we know.

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Technology goes bad after you buy it

The firewall that was fine in 2023 is on an exploited-vulnerability list today. Nothing on your end changed.

How the lookup works

Tell us what you use. We identify the product, check it against current vendor and government intelligence, and show you the sources we used.

We do not guess

If we cannot identify something, we say so rather than inventing an answer. And no result means “safe” — we always tell you how much of a product we cover.

Browse The Naughty List

Every published finding, each with the vendor or government advisory it rests on. 23 published, 4 critical.

Information provided by Patient Protect's Technology Risk Ledger (“The Naughty List”) is sourced from official vendor and government advisories and is provided “as is” for informational purposes only. Inclusion on The Naughty List identifies a documented technology-security risk based on available evidence at the time of publication; it is not a finding of wrongdoing, negligence, or fault by any vendor. Patient Protect does not warrant the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of the information. Users are solely responsible for verifying applicability to their specific environment and for their own remediation decisions. Patient Protect disclaims all liability for damages arising from the use of this information.

Looking one thing up is useful. Watching everything is the job.

A practice runs dozens of systems, and any of them can become a documented risk on a day nobody was looking. Patient Protect keeps your actual inventory under continuous watch, so the change finds you.

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Track the threat landscape

The lookup answers one item at a time and knows nothing about your office. The platform is where the systems a practice actually runs are recorded, so a documented finding arrives attached to the system it concerns and to the work it implies — rather than depending on someone thinking to type it in.

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ePHI Data Flow Mapper

The Breach Dashboard, HIPAA Response, Signal, and the open dataset provide different views of the same healthcare compliance and security landscape.