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Solutions in Action - GlucoCare Securing HIPAA compliant applications in AWS

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Control Group's David Rocamora and Pronia's Brian Besterman presented a case study on migrating HIPAA compliant applications in AWS at the AWS Re:Invent Conference on Nov. 29, 2012

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Solutions in Action - GlucoCare

Securing HIPAA compliant applications in AWS

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Introductions Who are these guys?

David Rocamora VP DevOps Control Group

Brian Besterman CIO & Co-Founder Pronia Medical Systems

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What is GlucoCare?

•  The GlucoCare™ Intensive Glycemic Control System is an FDA approved software-based insulin dosing calculator indicated for the management of high blood glucose levels in the hospital setting.

•  In use at seven U.S. hospitals, including Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in NYC.

•  Additionally used throughout the mid-west by Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates (KODA) over the Internet, running on EC2.

•  GlucoCare has processed over 56,000 glucose readings for more than 1,500 patients since 2009.

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Why AWS for GlucoCare?

•  Deployment efficiency and control •  Ability to rapidly demo and pilot solutions •  Cut through IT bureaucracy and satisfy governance requirements •  Ease and speed of provisioning realistic training and test

environments •  Measurable and predictable usage-based costs

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HIPAA Title II - Administrative Simplification

This provision addresses the security and privacy of health data

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Why AWS for HIPAA? HIPAA Breaches by Type/Asset; Affected Individuals

84% of incidents due to physical theft

or loss

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secret @8d2

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GlucoCare AWS Environment

Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

Pronia uses secret keys to encrypt data

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Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

CloudFormation

CloudFormation is used to deliver the keys

secret @8d2

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GlucoCare AWS Environment

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Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

Access to EC2 is restricted

CloudFormation

secret @8d2

... ...

GlucoCare AWS Environment

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Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

CloudFormation secret @8d2

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GlucoCare EC2 Instance

Instances ask for secret keys on boot

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Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

GlucoCare

GlucoCare EC2 Instance

GlucoCare starts and gets the key

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Encryption, HIPAA, and AWS Secure delivery of keys

GlucoCare

GlucoCare EC2 Instance

GlucoCare deletes the keys after starting

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Pronia and Control Group There’s more to this story

To learn more about GlucoCare and Pronia: www.proniamed.com For a closer look at the encryption solution: www.controlgroup.com

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We are sincerely eager to hear your feedback on this

presentation and on re:Invent.

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