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For telehealth platforms

Could you detect the one-day exfil?

Hilt governs PHI movement for telehealth platforms. The egress that runs the business is the egress that ends it: pharmacy, payer, and partner traffic that has to flow. Hilt watches that movement at the kernel, resolved to a real identity and job, off the egress path and without reading your records.

See the platform How the collector, identity resolution, and response layer fit together. Book a walkthrough See the detection chain in a guided technical session. Why Hilt The gap the rest of the stack structurally cannot cover.

The egress that runs the business is the egress that ends it

Pharmacy routing, payer claims, partner APIs: the traffic that makes telehealth work is the same traffic a record leaves on. You pay for four products and still cannot say whether a single-day bulk pull happened.

Why the four tools cannot answer it

  • DSPM maps where PHI sits and who could reach it, not that someone just read the member table and pushed bytes somewhere new. At rest, not in motion.
  • Endpoint DLP watches laptops, email, and browser uploads. It is server-blind on the cloud data plane where PHI actually moves, because nobody proxies production egress.
  • SIEM reconstructs the breach in the post-mortem, after the records are gone, buried in volume.

Hilt watches the movement itself: identity-resolved, metadata only, off the egress path, single-tenant in your own cloud.

Answer the board's question before the next breach asks it. Prove it on your own cluster.