Your developers build healthcare software. Make sure patient data never reaches an AI model.
Healthcare software developers handle Protected Health Information (PHI) — patient names, medical record numbers, diagnosis codes, insurance IDs. When debugging or developing with AI assistants, PHI can easily end up in AI prompts through test data, log files, or database query results. A single PHI disclosure to an AI provider can trigger HIPAA breach notification requirements.
AxSentinel scans all AI interactions for PHI patterns before data leaves the developer's machine. It detects names, medical record numbers, SSNs (often used as patient IDs), dates of birth, phone numbers, email addresses, and other HIPAA identifiers. All scanning is local — AxSentinel never sees PHI itself.
For HIPAA environments, Block mode is required. No PHI should ever be forwarded to an AI provider, even in redacted form.
Enable detection for all 14 PII categories. HIPAA's 18 identifiers overlap significantly with AxSentinel's detection categories.
Review the compliance dashboard weekly. Any detection events indicate a developer attempted to share PHI — investigate and retrain.
Detects names, SSNs, dates of birth, phone numbers, email addresses, medical record numbers, and other HIPAA identifiers.
PHI never leaves the developer's machine. AxSentinel servers only see detection metadata.
Blocking PHI before it reaches an AI provider prevents HIPAA breach notification triggers.
Detection logs provide evidence of technical safeguards for HIPAA Security Rule compliance.
Free tier includes regex scanning for unlimited developers. Pro adds ML-powered detection and the compliance dashboard.