AI-driven HIPAA penetration testing, built
for SaaS companies handling healthcare data
HIPAA penetration testing doesn't have to
be this hard
the HIPAA Security Rule requires
Compliance ready reports
Every scan produces an HIPAA-mapped report your auditors will accept and your healthcare customers can review before signing a BAA. No additional formatting required.
Continuous pentesting
Scheduled periodic testing on a weekly or monthly basis. Demonstrates the ongoing risk analysis and management that HIPAA's Security Rule requires, not just a point-in-time snapshot.
API security testing
REST and GraphQL API testing included in scope. If your product handles or transmits ePHI through APIs, those endpoints need to be tested. Beagle Security covers them.
Integrates with your compliance automation platform
Run a pentest, get your report, and upload it directly as evidence. Connects with the compliance platforms your customers already use — Vanta, Drata, Sprinto, and others.
Trusted by teams across the globe to meet compliance requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
HIPAA does not name penetration testing explicitly, but the Security Rule's risk analysis requirement under §164.308(a)(1) requires covered entities and business associates to identify and assess risks to ePHI. Penetration testing is the most direct way to satisfy this requirement and demonstrate due diligence to auditors and business associates.
HIPAA does not set a fixed frequency, but the Security Rule requires risk analysis to be ongoing, not a one-time exercise. If your application handles ePHI and ships new features regularly, testing against each significant release is a stronger position than annual testing alone.
At minimum: any system that stores, processes, or transmits ePHI — your web application, APIs, and any internal services that touch patient data. Authenticated testing is particularly important for HIPAA, as most ePHI is only accessible behind a login.
Yes, provided the tool runs real attack simulations rather than passive vulnerability scanning. Beagle Security runs active attack tests across a wide variety of scenarios and generates documentation auditors can review. It is not a passive scanner.