OrgArmor For Providers

We sanitize public records linked to your practice to reduce liability, strengthen HIPAA compliance, and prevent impersonation.

Stay Off OCR’s ‘Wall Of Shame’

Exposure Leaves a Trail

Providers are listed on dozens of public databases—phone numbers, addresses, credentials. That’s how impersonators and phishing attacks get through.

Attackers Know Where to Look

Threat actors use public records to bypass front-desk staff, target inboxes, and impersonate colleagues. Once they're in, HIPAA liability starts stacking.

Mitigation Matters

Regulators don’t just care that a breach occurred—they ask what you did to prevent it. If the answer is nothing, you will be held liable.

Breaches Are Public

Practices with breaches over 500 records are listed permanently on the HHS "Wall of Shame." This includes names, locations, and dates—used by patients, journalists, and attorneys.
Most Attacks Start with Public Info

Bad actors use exposed provider info (names, NPIs, emails) to impersonate staff, send phishing emails, and gain access without hacking. It’s low-tech, high-risk.
HIPAA Fines Start with One Question

“What did you do to reduce risk?” OCR considers lack of basic safeguards—like exposure minimization—a factor in civil penalties. They don’t care how the breach happened—only that it did.
Lawsuits Follow the Breach

Breached practices face patient class actions, reputational damage, and legal fees—regardless of whether they were “hacked.” Even email mistakes have led to six-figure settlements.