Could patient data be exposed through wireless infrastructure weaknesses?
An ePHI Exposure Analysis delivered through wireless infrastructure engineering — a defensible picture of where your environment performs, where it falters, and what that costs the work that depends on it.
Begin My Discovery →Wireless misconfigurations don't show up in audits. They show up in breach notifications.
Most healthcare organizations believe their wireless is HIPAA-aligned. Few have tested that assumption with engineering-grade tooling. The gap between policy and practice is where patient data exposure lives.
ePHI flows across wireless infrastructure constantly — over devices, through shared access points, across guest and clinical segments that may not be as isolated as the policy diagram suggests.
What SignalForge evaluates.
SignalForge examines the wireless architecture, segmentation, authentication controls, and transmission patterns that govern where ePHI travels and who can see it.
The output is an evidence-based exposure analysis that maps risk to the HIPAA Security Rule requirements your environment is supposed to satisfy — and shows where it doesn't.
The same seven-step model, applied to risk.
Deploy is engaged only when the engagement includes remediation — analysis-only scopes stop at the risk register and roadmap.
Deliverables built for leadership decisions.
Executive Summary
The reliability picture in plain language, sized for the boardroom.
Reliability Scorecard
Score, grade, executive rating, and maturity at a glance.
Prioritized Findings
What's wrong, where, and why it matters — ranked by impact.
Risk Register
Operational exposure, tracked and rated for follow-through.
Remediation Roadmap
Immediate, near-term, and strategic moves — sequenced.
A defensible rating, not a gut feeling.
Representative output. Every environment is scored against the same framework so results hold up over time and across sites.
One finding, read three ways.
Every finding descends from business impact to engineering evidence — so leadership, operations, and engineers each see the layer that speaks to them.
Patient data may be accessible to unauthorized devices on the wireless network.
Clinical and guest network segments share access-point infrastructure without effective isolation.
VLAN tagging misconfiguration detected; inter-segment traffic observed on channels 6 and 11.
Layer 1 leads every report. Layers 2 and 3 live in the findings detail and technical appendix.
Sequenced for impact, kept at the executive level.
Immediate
Isolate highest-risk exposure points — misconfigured segments and uncontrolled device access to ePHI-bearing traffic.
Near-Term
Re-architect network segmentation, enforce 802.1X authentication, and eliminate legacy protocol exposure.
Strategic
Establish a recurring wireless security review cadence aligned with your HIPAA compliance calendar.
Find out what your wireless is really costing operations.
Discovery defines scope, fit, and the right engagement for your environment. No commitment to start the conversation.
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