DrapCode’s HIPAA Code Scanner helps you find potential PHI exposure, access-control gaps, and risky integrations before they become production problems.
Connect your GitHub repository for continuous automated scans or upload a zipped codebase for a one-time compliance report.
Connect your GitHub repository to run an automated deep scan. Scans code branches, commits, and pull requests directly without manual exports.
Prefer not to grant repository permissions? Package your project into a standard .zip file and upload it directly for an immediate compliance scan.
Run a scan to identify code patterns that need a closer security review. Each finding gives your team a place to investigate and a clearer path toward a fix.
Detect sensitive patient data stored or transmitted without properly implemented encryption controls.
Find permissions that may expose patient records to unauthorized users or staff.
Identify missing audit trails that leave sensitive record access impossible to investigate.
Flag unmasked IP addresses that could expose identifiable patient or user information.
Detect file-upload workflows lacking malware scanning before documents reach protected systems.
Uncover exposed API keys, credentials, tokens, and secrets hidden throughout your codebase.
Your healthcare application may look secure and still expose PHI through unencrypted fields, excessive user permissions, missing audit logs, or unsafe file uploads. These problems often remain invisible until a customer security review, production incident, or compliance assessment reveals them.
DrapCode’s HIPAA Code Scanner examines your code for security controls that are missing, incomplete, or incorrectly implemented. It shows where patient information could be exposed and what your development team needs to investigate before the application goes live.
Security gaps in your healthcare app can expose patient data and block production approval. Talk to DrapCode about reviewing the findings and fixing the application before it handles PHI.