Security and Data Policy / Privacy

Security and Data Policy / Privacy

SnapRx employs a high degree of security consciousness. One of SnapRx’s priorities is to make reasonable efforts to ensure data security and be fully compliant with all HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations. Access, integrity, availability, ownership, authorization, dependability, authentication, and confidentiality are all major considerations within the SnapRx Security Policy. SnapRx upholds its stringent Security Policy with the following security measures:
1. Role-Based Usage
SnapRx grants varying degrees of access to users with different levels of authority within a provider practice.
2. Encryption
All communication between you and the SnapRx server is secured by using SSL AES 256-bit encryption. This is the highest level of encryption currently available commercially.
3. Data Security
SnapRx takes measures to secure your data on our servers, in our data center. Our data center is both physically and electronically secured. Our servers are isolated from the Internet by using a firewall which is a hardware and software system that blocks access by unauthorized parties.
4. Confidentiality
SnapRx has internal policies that keep your data private and confidential. We will not share your data with any third party except as described in our Privacy Policy. Your data is your data only.
5. Login ID and Password
Access to your account is controlled by a login ID and a password, which you chose. Strict login ID and password rules help prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to data. We do NOT store a plain text version of your password. Your password is stored using a one-way hash key and verified using the same one-way hash every time you login, which means no one at SnapRx knows what password you have chosen. If you ever forget your password, we force you to choose a new one using an email verification and OTP.
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