CData Software today announced that CData Connect AI now provides a governed AI data layer built for HIPAA-regulated environments, enabling healthcare providers, payers, life sciences organizations, and healthcare technology companies to securely connect AI applications and agents to protected health information (PHI).
Healthcare organizations are moving AI into clinical, operational, and administrative workflows, and most hit the same wall: getting AI to access and act on sensitive data while holding the security, governance, and compliance that HIPAA requires. Connect AI addresses this by providing a governed access layer that connects AI applications directly to live enterprise systems, without replicating or exposing sensitive data.
CData Connect AI provides the governance capabilities organizations need to confidently deploy AI applications that interact with PHI, including:
- Secure, credentialed access to live healthcare data without replication or unnecessary data movement.
- Comprehensive audit logging that tracks every AI query and user interaction.
- Identity-aware access controls that enforce existing user permissions.
- Support for Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for eligible customer deployments.
- Centralized governance across AI assistants, applications, and autonomous agents.
The platform lets healthcare organizations deploy AI-powered use cases such as clinical decision support, operational assistants, patient service automation, revenue cycle optimization, and healthcare analytics while holding strict governance over sensitive data.
Unlike approaches that require organizations to move healthcare data into separate AI platforms or custom pipelines, Connect AI keeps data in place and provides a controlled layer that lets AI interact with the enterprise systems where the data already resides. CData already delivers this connectivity to regulated, audit-heavy organizations, including life sciences leader GSK, giving healthcare teams a proven foundation for governed AI.
CData Connect AI is available immediately. Organizations interested in deploying HIPAA-compliant AI workloads can learn more about eligibility requirements and Business Associate Agreements at cdata.com.
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CData Extends Connect AI to HIPAA-Regulated Healthcare
CData Software today announced that CData Connect AI now provides a governed AI data layer built for HIPAA-regulated environments, enabling healthcare providers, payers, life sciences organizations, and healthcare technology companies to securely connect AI applications and agents to protected health information (PHI).
Healthcare organizations are moving AI into clinical, operational, and administrative workflows, and most hit the same wall: getting AI to access and act on sensitive data while holding the security, governance, and compliance that HIPAA requires. Connect AI addresses this by providing a governed access layer that connects AI applications directly to live enterprise systems, without replicating or exposing sensitive data.
CData Connect AI provides the governance capabilities organizations need to confidently deploy AI applications that interact with PHI, including:
The platform lets healthcare organizations deploy AI-powered use cases such as clinical decision support, operational assistants, patient service automation, revenue cycle optimization, and healthcare analytics while holding strict governance over sensitive data.
Unlike approaches that require organizations to move healthcare data into separate AI platforms or custom pipelines, Connect AI keeps data in place and provides a controlled layer that lets AI interact with the enterprise systems where the data already resides. CData already delivers this connectivity to regulated, audit-heavy organizations, including life sciences leader GSK, giving healthcare teams a proven foundation for governed AI.
CData Connect AI is available immediately. Organizations interested in deploying HIPAA-compliant AI workloads can learn more about eligibility requirements and Business Associate Agreements at cdata.com.
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