How Intake.Dental Prevents These Breaches
Every breach above has a pattern. Here's how our security architecture eliminates the most common attack vectors.
Dual-Layer Encryption
AES-256-GCM + TreeChain glyph cipher means patient data is unreadable even if an attacker gains database access. Two independent layers must both be broken — simultaneously.
Ransomware Resistance
Encrypted data with per-record keys means ransomware attackers can't threaten to expose readable patient data. Our dual-layer architecture provides safe harbor protection.
Phishing Protection
Role-based access controls, automatic session timeouts, and unique user identification limit the blast radius if a staff credential is compromised via phishing.
Complete Audit Trails
Every data access is logged with timestamps, IP addresses, and user identity. Unauthorized access is detected and flagged — not discovered months later during an OCR audit.
Practice Isolation
Each practice's data is completely isolated with tenant-specific encryption keys and row-level security. A breach at one practice cannot cascade to others.
BAA + Incident Response
Signed BAA with every account. 72-hour incident notification. Documented response procedures. You're covered from day one — not scrambling after an incident.
Don't Become the Next Headline
The average dental breach costs $250+ per patient record. Intake.Dental costs a fraction of that — and makes you breach-proof from day one.
Latest Dental Practice Data Breaches
Real incidents reported to the HHS Office for Civil Rights. Each one could have been prevented.