Continuous healthcareapplication security.

No security platform can make an organization HIPAA compliant on its own. Parameter supplies one part of the picture: continuous testing of your applications, cloud, and dependencies, plus documented evidence of that testing. HIPAA requires ongoing evaluation of technical safeguards, and Parameter produces the finding records, CWE tags, severity, and proof of exploitability that support your risk analysis and audit documentation.

Yes. Agents test the code, cloud, and dependencies behind those surfaces: the services handling EHR and FHIR integrations, the APIs exposed to partners and payers, and the authentication and authorization paths in front of patient portals. Findings across all three are correlated, so a multi-step path to a record surfaces as one finding.

Yes. Agents use the test patients and accounts you provide, take no destructive actions, and stop once a vulnerability is confirmed with a reproducible proof of concept. No real PHI is needed, and you can start on staging if you prefer.

Give the agents two or more patient accounts. They replay each request as the other patient, swap identifiers and tokens, and report every case where one account can reach another's data, with the request and response as proof.

Yes. The customer-facing report is written for a security review or a business associate agreement: scope, methodology, findings, and their remediation status, without exposing your stack. First findings land within 24 hours of connecting, so the report describes the release in production.

Medical device firmware, DDoS resilience, social engineering, and physical security. The agents test your application, APIs, cloud, and code. If a health system asks for one of the others, we will say so up front.