Changes expected to HIPAA in 2026 will require MFA and risk assessments for all SaaS apps handling ePHI. Nudge Security gives healthcare IT and security teams the visibility needed to comply in minutes, not months.
Healthcare IT and security teams have long managed SaaS sprawl with best-effort methods. The expected HIPAA Security Rule update makes that approach non-compliant. Here's what organizations are up against.
Employees adopt SaaS tools outside of IT daily, many of which could be touching ePHI. The new rule requires an accurate, maintained inventory of all of them.
You need to know which apps support MFA and where it's missing. Spreadsheets and periodic scans can't keep up with continuous change.
Traditional asset management tools miss the long tail of SaaS—the free-tier tools, the departmental subscriptions, the shadow apps. These blindspots could put your compliance at risk.
Leadership and auditors aren't satisfied with policies and intentions. You need demonstrable, auditable evidence of controls—not a roadmap.
Discover and categorize SaaS and AI accounts as soon as they are created, anywhere, on any device.
See which accounts do and don't have MFAÂ enabled. Nudge employees via automated workflows to enable MFA.
Speed up vendor security reviews with profiles for 200,000+ apps, including risk insights, supply chain mapping, and breach histories.
Start user access reviews with an up-to-date inventory of apps and accounts, and playbooks to automate removals of unused accounts.
Easily provide evidence of MFA coverage, account removals, vendor reviews, and risk assessments to auditors.
—Site Reliability Engineer, Healthcare and Biotech
