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Security Features

Health Options Worldwide (HOW) provides a secure firewall protected platform allowing members to safely store, track and access health information. Our HIPAA-compliant system helps users obtain high quality personalized healthcare.

Our system identifies and prevents the tricks used by hackers to gain administrative access to websites. Even if someone were able to access these functions, the important data is encrypted and useless.
Health information can only be disclosed with the patient’s direct consent.
Only the user can modify his or her information.
HOW monitors for suspicious activity and will ban unusual access.

“HOW ensures that personal information is never disclosed without your consent and is only used to improve the overall health of a member.”

Top Security Features:

Flexible User Access Permissions

Administrative users can have varying levels of access in the system. This limits the number of people who are able to view and edit sensitive data to only those who require that form of access.

Activity Control Log / Intrusion Log

Monitors the website for attempted malicious attacks, recording the date, time, IP address the attack originated from, and the type of attack. Also monitors user accounts for failed password attempts and logs IP addresses when a user accesses the system.

256-bit SSL connection provided by Trustwave

All PHR (Personal Health Records) data and billing information that is transmitted between a user’s computer and the HOW server is done so over a 256-bit encrypted connection. Encryption makes the data being sent and received unreadable without the proper key le, preventing malicious software on a user’s computer from being able to capture personal information as it is being transmitted.

256-bit database encryption

All PHR data, billing information, and user passwords are stored in a database using 256-bit encryption. This means that, in the event of a security breach, all personal data will be unreadable without the proper key file. Additionally, administrative users at HOW are not able to view a person’s health record information, billing information, or passwords even if they have access to the database.