Investigations and security designed for healthcare's data and regulatory reality.

What changes when we work the case:

• HIPAA incidents handled within federal timelines. Breach analysis, OCR reporting, and remediation moving forward on the right clock.
• HIPAA-aligned governance that operates. Active controls, not document libraries.
• PI and fraud investigation with healthcare fluency. Licensed investigators on staff with chart, claims, and compliance depth.
• Cyber advisory grounded in clinical operations. Recommendations that work in the actual care environment.
• Due diligence with regulatory and operational depth. Transaction analysis that surfaces the issues that matter.

The evidence bar and the security bar are both rising. HHS’s proposed HIPAA Security Rule overhaul (January 2025) would make encryption of ePHI and multi-factor authentication mandatory, and the Change Healthcare breach — roughly 192.7 million people per HHS-OCR — showed what a single point of failure costs the sector. On the investigative side, ACFE’s 2024 Report to the Nations again found tips the leading detection method (43% of cases), three times any other.

Healthcare matters demand both: licensed investigative authority with chain-of-custody discipline, and a controls posture measured against the HHS Cybersecurity Performance Goals.

How quickly can you respond to a HIPAA incident?

Case file open within 24 hours. OCR breach reporting clocks are federal and we treat them that way.

Do you provide PI-licensed field work?

Yes. Licensed investigators on staff with healthcare context.

Can you work alongside our existing security team?

Yes. We bring healthcare-fluent depth that complements internal security teams or outside cyber advisors.

What does this cost?

Incident response work hourly. Governance work flat-fee or phased. PI work by matter. Scoping in week one defines the range.

How quickly can you start?

Standard intake within five business days. Active HIPAA or fraud matters within 24 hours.