HIPAA-aligned identity for
healthcare.
MyID delivers phishing-resistant authentication that meets HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards, without slowing clinical workflows. Used in national health services protecting millions of patient records.
Strong authentication for ePHI access, without slowing clinicians down.
HIPAA Security Rule §164.312(d) requires entities to verify that a person seeking access to ePHI is the one claimed. MyID delivers phishing-resistant authentication that satisfies HIPAA technical safeguards while supporting fast clinical workflows like tap-and-go smart card login.
§164.312(a)(2)(i)
Unique user identification, every credential issued by MyID has a distinct cryptographic identifier tied to the user.
§164.312(d)
Person or entity authentication, phishing-resistant FIDO2 and PKI credentials prove the user, not just a shared secret.
§164.308(a)(1)(ii)(D)
Information system activity review, full audit trail of every credential event, exportable for HIPAA reviews.
Healthcare credentials are the highest-value target on the dark web.
A single compromised clinician credential can expose tens of thousands of patient records. HIPAA Security Rule §164.312(d) requires entities to verify that a person seeking access to ePHI is the one claimed, but a username and password don't satisfy that requirement under any reasonable interpretation. MyID delivers phishing-resistant authentication that genuinely proves the user, with credentials cryptographically bound to hardware. Used in national health services protecting millions of patient records.
The MyID products that deliver HIPAA compliance
MyID CMS
PKI smart cards and FIDO2 keys for clinician authentication. Phishing-resistant, audit-traceable, NIST 800-63B AAL3 compliant.
Learn more →MyID MFA
Multi-factor authentication for HIPAA §164.312(d). FIDO2, push, OTP. Offline auth for remote care settings.
Learn more →MyID PSM
Password breach screening for legacy systems still requiring passwords. Continuous AD password hygiene.
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Yes. §164.312(d) requires identity verification of the person accessing ePHI. MyID delivers phishing-resistant authentication via PKI smart cards and FIDO2 hardware keys, both of which provide strong cryptographic identity proof, well beyond what passwords or SMS-based MFA can offer.
Tap-and-go smart card authentication completes in under 3 seconds, fast enough for shared workstations and rapid patient room access. Combined with proximity-based session locking, clinicians get the speed they need without compromising authentication strength.
Yes. MyID issues credentials that work with Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, AllScripts and other major EHR platforms via standard PKI, SAML, OIDC and FIDO2 integration. The platform sits alongside the EHR rather than replacing any of its identity infrastructure.
Every credential lifecycle event is logged with timestamps, actor identity and reason codes. Reports export to standard formats for HIPAA Security Rule §164.308(a)(1)(ii)(D) information system activity reviews and OCR audit responses.