The AI Security Layer for healthcare: append-only audit log for HIPAA §164.312(b), per-tool permissions for clinical AI agents, 7-year audit retention option (WORM Object Lock when S3 is configured), and pre-mapped Security Rule controls. All 4 platforms from $399/mo.
Proactive protection against threats targeting patient data and healthcare systems
Unauthorized access to Protected Health Information (PHI) via EHR/EMR APIs. Behavioral baselines flag abnormal access patterns; anomalies cross +35 risk score and trigger re-auth.
Attackers exploit HL7 FHIR endpoints to scrape records in bulk. Per-client rate limits and a request-body size cap apply to every request G8KEPR handles.
Ransomware groups target healthcare APIs to encrypt patient data. Velocity monitoring + adaptive Z-score circuit breaker catches suspicious bulk operations before encryption starts.
API Security + MCP Security + AI Gateway + Verification Engine — unified on one finding bus for healthcare workloads
Pre-mapped to HIPAA Security Rule §164.312. A control crosswalk maps SOC 2 controls to their overlapping HIPAA safeguards.
Secure AI agents that assist with clinical decisions. Every tools/call passes 7 sequential checks — permission, MFA, rate limit, rug-pull (SHA-256 drift), threat detect, forwarding, response scan — before touching patient data.
Route LLM calls for clinical decision support and medical summarization. PHI scrubbing before sending to LLM providers; adaptive Z-score circuit breaker for failover.
Validate every clinical AI output before it touches a chart or patient. Real-time checks on AI gateway traffic; a response carrying a critical PII or secret finding is blocked before delivery, streaming or not.
Built for healthcare compliance and patient data protection. Every feature pre-mapped to HIPAA, HITECH, and interoperability standards.
HIPAA requires audit logs for all PHI access. API requests are written to an append-only audit log with monthly partitions, for OCR audits and breach investigations.
Allow emergency access to patient data while maintaining audit trails. Critical for ER scenarios where seconds matter.
Secure FHIR endpoints with the same HTTP-layer controls as any other API. G8KEPR does not parse FHIR resources, so resource-level access and consent stay in your FHIR server.
Enforce patient consent directives at the API layer. Automatically block data sharing for patients who have opted out of specific use cases.
Real-time detection of potential PHI breaches with automated containment. Meet HITECH Act breach notification requirements with detailed incident reports.
Automated report generation for HIPAA risk assessments, meaningful use attestation, and regulatory audits. Export evidence packages for your compliance team.
Zero code changes to your EHR or clinical AI stack. Target: Sub-5ms gateway proxy overhead on cached, single-region paths.
Not in Anthropic's MCP spec. Not in API gateways. Not in WAFs. Platform-level additions built for clinical-data workloads.
MCP servers the proxy launches locally (stdio, off unless the operator sets MCP_STDIO_SERVERS_ENABLED) run in their own session (setsid), drop to nobody if started as root, and get no-new-privs, ambient capabilities cleared and RLIMIT_AS/FSIZE/NOFILE/NPROC ceilings. Remote (HTTP) servers are proxied and inspected, not sandboxed, and network egress is not filtered.
SHA-256 hash of every clinical tool definition pinned at tools/list. On every tools/call, the cached definition is re-hashed and compared. Drift raises MCPRugPullDetectedError, blocks execution, publishes a CRITICAL event.
Statistical, not threshold-based. Z-score > 3.0 against per-hour time-of-day baselines. 4 overlapping sliding windows (1m/5m/15m/1h). Progressive recovery (10→25→50→100%).
Findings from all four pillars land on one threat-event bus. A compound correlator groups them in 5-minute windows by correlation ID and by organization + client IP, and raises one incident when they match a known multi-stage pattern: a prompt injection at the gateway plus an SSRF probe and a path traversal at the API from the same client become a single critical Lethal Trifecta finding.
HMAC-SHA256 hash chain on authentication and domain events (since 2026-09-13), each entry signing the previous. Three verification levels (full / single / last-N). Control mapping (not an attestation) for HIPAA §164.312(b), SOC 2 CC7.2, and OCR breach investigations.
Cross-session attack detection: 6-dimension risk score (max 110) across tool sensitivity, data volume, burst, denials, prior detections, and tool diversity. Catches coordinated multi-user attacks and 24h slow-and-low patterns.
Every pillar publishes its findings to one threat event bus. The compound correlator joins findings on the same request by correlation ID, and separate requests from one client by organization + client IP.
mcp_tool_calls with its correlation ID • Compound findings link every contributing finding • Hash-chain entries are tamper-evident for OCR investigationsBuilt for every type of healthcare organization
Secure the HTTP APIs of any EHR, vendor-built or custom, with no vendor-specific connector. Protect patient records from unauthorized access and data breaches.
Protect video consultation APIs, prescription endpoints, and patient messaging from abuse and PHI leaks.
Secure claims processing, eligibility checks, and benefits verification APIs. Prevent fraud and data manipulation.
Examples, not integrations: G8KEPR works at the HTTP layer and ships no vendor-specific connector for any of these systems, and it is not listed in any EHR vendor's marketplace.
Planned identity providers. SSO sign-in is not yet available.
G8KEPR applies the same HTTP-layer controls to an EHR's APIs as to any other API it handles. There is no Epic, MyChart or other EHR connector, and no marketplace listing.
Common questions about G8KEPR for healthcare organizations
Every PHI access event written to the append-only audit log. Pre-built mappings to 12 compliance frameworks with automated assessment (plus 8 reference catalogs) and a published control crosswalk.
"-Ready" / "controls implemented" reflect capability posture. HIPAA has no third-party certification regime; SOC 2 Type II observation in progress with external audit engagement H2 2026.
Essential guide to securing healthcare APIs and maintaining HIPAA compliance.
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