Protect patient data with confidence.
Health information is among the most sensitive personal data DPDP governs. Hospitals, labs and health-tech platforms must secure patient records, manage consent and respond to breaches - without slowing down care.
The frameworks that bind healthcare.
Niyam pre-loads the controls for each and maps overlaps, so you implement once and satisfy many.
DPDP Act 2023
Patient records, diagnostics and treatment history are personal data - with heightened expectations on consent, purpose limitation and retention.
MandatoryHIPAA & CERT-In
US patient data brings HIPAA into scope, while CERT-In governs incident reporting and log retention for your digital systems.
HIPAA if USISO 27001:2022
The security benchmark hospital networks and health-tech buyers increasingly expect from partners and vendors.
CertificationThe healthcare data reality.
- Records sprawl across systems. Patient data lives in EMR/HIS, lab systems, spreadsheets and messaging apps - hard to inventory, harder to protect.
- Consent is nuanced. Consent for treatment is not consent for marketing or research. DPDP expects you to separate and honour each purpose.
- Third-party ecosystem. Labs, telehealth partners and billing vendors all touch patient data and expand your risk surface.
- Breach response under pressure. A health-data breach must be tracked and reported within tight windows - while clinical operations continue.
Patient trust, backed by real controls.
Find sensitive data first
Discover patient records and health identifiers across your systems so nothing sensitive stays hidden.
Consent done right
Separate consent by purpose - treatment, billing, marketing, research - and prove it when asked.
DPO expertise on tap
Qualified officers help interpret DPDP for health data, run DPIAs and manage regulator communications.
See where your healthcare compliance stands.
Start a free gap analysis and get a prioritised view across DPDP, HIPAA, CERT-In and ISO 27001.