Ensure HIPAA Compliance for Secure Online Health Tracking

The Risks of Online Tracking in Healthcare Websites

176M+

Over 176 million U.S. patients have been impacted by PHI breaches, driven in part by tracking technologies.

94%

Healthcare organizations use third-party scripts, but most lack controls to prevent unauthorized PHI collection.

$100M

HIPAA violation fines for tracking-related breaches reached $100 million across healthcare entities in 2023.

Jscrambler’s HIPAA-Compliant Client-Side Protection

Neutralizing Tracking Pixels on Patient Portals

Jscrambler detects and blocks unauthorized tracking pixels, such as Meta Pixel, on patient portals, ensuring PHI like appointment details or diagnoses isn’t shared without a BAA. This protects sensitive data on authenticated pages while maintaining compliance with HIPAA Privacy Rule §164.502.

Securing Unauthenticated Health Pages from PHI Leaks

By monitoring scripts on public pages (e.g., cancer treatment or mental health resources), Jscrambler prevents trackers from linking IP addresses to health-related content, addressing HHS concerns about unauthenticated page risks despite the 2024 court ruling.

Streamlining BAA Compliance for Third-Party Vendors

Jscrambler automates vendor script assessments, ensuring only HIPAA-compliant third parties with signed BAAs access PHI, reducing manual oversight and aligning with Security Rule requirements for third-party safeguards.

Trusted by Healthcare Leaders

A large healthcare organization settled a $12.2 million lawsuit after Meta Pixel tracking code on its websites and patient portals disclosed PHI of up to 3 million patients to third parties without consent or BAAs, violating HIPAA. Jscrambler’s platform could have prevented this by detecting and blocking unauthorized scripts, ensuring compliance, and avoiding significant financial and reputational damage.

“Jscrambler’s client-side protection gave us peace of mind, ensuring our website trackers comply with HIPAA and safeguarding patient trust.”

Healthcare CISO

Top HIPAA Compliance Features

Data Fencing Controls

Restricts third-party access to sensitive data, ensuring only BAA-compliant vendors process PHI, per HIPAA Privacy Rule §164.502.

Real-Time Script Monitoring

Continuously scans client-side scripts to detect and flag trackers collecting PHI without authorization, aligning with the HIPAA Security Rule §164.312.

Behavioral Threat Detection

Identifies high-risk script behaviors, such as unauthorized data exfiltration, in real time to prevent breaches.

Seamless Integration

Deploys with minimal code changes, ensuring no performance impact on healthcare websites while maintaining HIPAA safeguards.

Resources for HIPAA Compliance in Healthcare