Medical Image Sharing Without a Cloud in Sight

According to a 2014 Benchmark study on Patient Privacy & Data Security, healthcare respondents view the use of cloud services as a "serious threat" and second only to employee negligence. During a recent HealthTech Council meeting, legendary white hat hacker, Ralph Echemendia states how "Medical cybercrime is the next frontier when it comes to healthcare" explaining how cloud storage systems offer new vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.

In the past, image sharing outside of the healthcare network was made possible primarily through a third party cloud service that included image archival and paid for on a per usage basis. Besides the security and budgetary challenges, anyone who wanted to benefit from image sharing, was forced to the cloud or to burn CD's.

Image sharing has evolved. With Vaultara's new image sharing software, Healthcare organizations can have the best of both worlds. Now you can have complete control of you patient's data with the ability to send and receive images wrapped in layers of security with unrivaled transmission speeds - without subscribing to a cloud.

Vaultara's software is a game changer. "Whether you are the CFO or file room clerk, we've built a product that will make your job easier. We have focused on the core needs of moving images without trying to be all things to all people. This focus helped us build a superior product. It needed to be very simple and very secure," said Dave Monk, CTO at Vaultara. "Our software resides behind the clients firewall and has its own layered security. The interface was built to allow anyone who is seeing it for the first time to be able to use it, simply. If you can answer the question, "Do you want to send or receive a study?", then you can use it. We have taken the pain out of deployment. Any facility can be installed with full deployment to their referring physicians within hours."

Visit us at our partner's booth during this year's 2014 RSNA - Data Distributing, LLC, North Hall, Booth B6647