HIPAA Compliance Automation with CyberSilo CSA

Compliance Standards Automation (CSA) gives privacy and security teams a living HIPAA evidence map: §164.308 risk analysis, BA/BAA registers, Required vs Addressable decisions, policy versions, and §164.312 proof via ThreatHawk.

Boundary: CSA does not issue HIPAA certification and is not a law firm. It organises accountability artefacts OCR investigators and enterprise customers ask for.

Security Rule Evidence Map

Area

What CSA tracks

§164.308

Risk analysis/management, training, IR procedures, BA contracts

§164.310

Facility / workstation / media control attestations

§164.312

Access, audit, integrity, authentication, transmission status + ThreatHawk links

164.316

Documentation versions and 6-year retention metadata

Breach 164.400–414

Incident timelines and notification packages

What ThreatHawk Adds

Continuous logging for §164.312(b) examination
Faster awareness for Breach Notification discovery clocks
Access trails that support OCR and customer due diligence

Who It Is For

Covered entities tired of spreadsheet SRAs
Business associates (including offshore billers) proving BA controls
Healthcare SaaS needing HIPAA + SOC 2 evidence reuse

Automate HIPAA Evidence Without Losing the Regulation

See how CSA maps your stack to §§164.308–164.312 with operational SIEM proof.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does CSA certify HIPAA compliance?

No. OCR and your accountability programme determine compliance. CSA organises evidence.

Can CSA replace a Security Officer?

No. You still need assigned security responsibility and qualified owners for risk decisions.

Is ThreatHawk required?

§164.312(b) needs mechanisms to record and examine ePHI activity. ThreatHawk is CyberSilo’s SIEM path; equivalent telemetry can be linked.

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