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Compliance & Assurance

HIPAA-bound.
Federal-ready.

CH VPN was designed for the regulated healthcare network from day one. Encryption in transit. Tamper-evident audit. Zero long-lived secrets. Every assurance posture is a design decision, not a compliance retrofit.

HIPAA

§164.312(e)(1)
encryption in transit.

The HIPAA Security Rule transmission-security standard requires technical safeguards that protect electronic PHI in transit. CH VPN is designed end-to-end against §164.312(e)(1) and the addressable specifications under it. A standard BAA is available at engagement.

BAA
Available
Standard BAA at engagement. Custom terms for enterprise.
PHI
Encrypted in transit
ChaCha20-Poly1305 default; AES-256-GCM in FIPS mode.
AES-256-GCM
At rest
Authority store and audit chain at-rest encryption.

FIPS 140-3

Validated path.

The crypto module is pluggable. The default ChaCha20-based suite ships everywhere. The FIPS 140-3 module is selectable at deployment time and uses validated AES-256-GCM, P-384 ECDH, SHA-384, and HKDF-SHA-384. Required for FedRAMP and DoD evaluation.

Zero-Trust

By design.

No static long-lived secrets. Every endpoint holds a short-lived CH Authority-issued certificate, rotated every 24 hours for patient devices, every 7 days for clinic hub nodes, every 30 days for corporate gateways (HSM-backed). Compromise of any single credential is bounded by its rotation window.

Audit

HMAC-SHA256 chain.

Every peer enrollment, every rotation, every revocation is signed and chained. The chain is tamper-evident: any insertion, deletion, or reordering breaks the HMAC. Forensic reconstruction is exact. Audit can be exported to customer-owned storage or retained in CH corporate.

Certifications

Where we stand.

We publish the truth, not the aspiration.

Standard
Status
HIPAA §164.312(e)(1)
Designed-against · BAA at engagement
FIPS 140-3
Crypto path implemented · validation in process
SOC 2 Type II
Q3 2026 target · audit firm engaged
FedRAMP
Roadmap · Moderate baseline targeted
HITRUST CSF
Self-attestation · external audit roadmap

FDA

Non-device.

CH VPN is networking infrastructure. It carries PHI; it does not interpret it, alter it, or make clinical decisions about it. It is out of scope for FDA medical-device regulation.