<p>Certified <em>secure</em>. Fully private. Trusted by healthcare’s most demanding customers.</p>

Certified secure. Fully private. Trusted by healthcare’s most demanding customers.

Verato is committed to the highest levels of security. Our technology is HITRUST r2, SOC 2 Type II, PCI certified, and HIPAA compliant — and has passed the rigorous standards of our premier healthcare, life science, and government customers. Every customer runs in a fully unique, private tenant, so every workflow and AI agent built on top of Verato MDM Cloud^™ inherits that same level of assurance automatically.

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Identity data security trusted by organizations nationwide

Health systems, payers, healthcare technology companies, state and local governments, and many more organizations trust Verato MDM Cloud^™ with their most sensitive identity data every day.

The proof behind verato’s identity data security

HITRUST r2 certified since 2017

HITRUST is the gold standard for data security and compliance in regulated industries, unifying HIPAA, NIST, and ISO requirements into one certifiable standard. While some competitors are just beginning their HITRUST journey with entry-level e1 certifications, Verato has maintained HITRUST r2 since 2017 — a deeply tested, repeatable, enterprise-ready level of assurance.

SOC 2 Type II certified

Verato continues to achieve SOC 2 Type II certification, so customers can trust that our SaaS solutions keep their data secure through continuously validated controls.

HIPAA compliant

Verato meets HIPAA’s security requirements in full, reducing compliance risk for healthcare organizations that depend on us to manage sensitive patient and member data.

PCI certified

Verato has achieved PCI certification, giving customers an added layer of assurance for how payment and sensitive data is handled.

Every customer in a private, isolated tenant

Every customer runs in a fully unique, secure, private tenant, with continuous threat monitoring and encryption in flight and at rest, and privacy-by-design principles embedded throughout the data lifecycle.