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Privacy for Healthcare

Healthcare organisations handle the most sensitive data imaginable: patient records, clinical data, and personal health information. Scramble Technology provides the privacy infrastructure to protect it while meeting regulatory requirements.

The Problem

Privacy Challenges in Healthcare

1

PHIPA and PIPEDA Compliance

Provincial and federal privacy legislation requires strict controls on personal health information. Non-compliance carries severe penalties.

2

Patient Data Sovereignty

Patient records stored on US-based cloud servers may be subject to foreign government access. Canadian healthcare data should stay in Canada.

3

Long-Term Data Protection

Patient records must remain confidential for decades. Current encryption may not withstand future quantum computing threats.

The Solution

How Scramble Technology Helps

Canadian Data Sovereignty

Self-hosted infrastructure keeps patient data on Canadian soil. No foreign government access, no cross-border data transfers.

Quantum-Resistant Patient Records

Hybrid encryption protects patient data against harvest-now-decrypt-later. Confidentiality preserved for the lifetime of the record.

Secure Clinical Communication

Encrypted peer-to-peer messaging for sharing patient information between healthcare providers without cloud intermediaries.

Ready to Protect Patient Data?

Book a discovery call to discuss how Scramble Technology can help your healthcare organisation meet PHIPA requirements and protect patient data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Scramble suitable for Canadian healthcare organisations?

Yes. Scramble's self-hosted model keeps patient data on your infrastructure, which aligns with PIPEDA requirements and provincial health information acts. Aethrix provides secure communication channels for clinical teams, and ScrambleCipher encrypts health records at rest.

Can Scramble help with PIPEDA compliance?

Scramble supports PIPEDA compliance through data minimisation (encrypt only what you need), access controls (who can see what), audit logging (track all access), and data residency (you choose where data is stored). Our self-hosted model means no third-party data transfers that would require additional consent.