Voxeo Privacy and Information Security Compliance Statements
Voxeo products and services are designed to meet the physical and technical standards of our customers, and to
provide all necessary controls and
resources for our customers to maintain their own administrative security compliance standards. Specifically,
Voxeo
agrees to: Implement
administrative, physical, and technical safeguards that reasonably and appropriately protect the
confidentiality,
integrity, and availability of the
electronic protected financial, healthcare, and business information that it creates, receives, maintains, or
transmits on behalf of our customers.
Voxeo has implemented reasonable and appropriate safeguards to protect our customers' financial, healthcare, and
business information. Voxeo agrees
to report to our customers any security incident of which it becomes aware within eight business hours of
incident
discovery.
Specifically, Voxeo products and services are designed to comply with:
- Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
- HIPAA
- ISO 27002
- Payment Card Industry (PCI)
Please read the sections below for specific compliance details for each of the above.
Contacting our Privacy and Security Compliance Officer
For questions or concerns regarding any of our information security compliance programs please contact:
Voxeo Privacy and Security Compliance Officer
189 S. Orange Avenue
10th Floor
Orlando, FL 32801
Email: security@voxeo.com
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Compliance
Overview
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) addresses the privacy of "nonpublic personal information" handled by financial
institutions. Voxeo is not "significantly engaged" in providing financial products or services to customers or
consumers. As defined by the GLBA, Voxeo is not considered a financial institution and therefore not required to
comply with the privacy obligations under the GLBA required of financial institutions. We do however receive
"nonpublic personal information" from customers that are financial institutions. The GLBA limits our use of that
information.
Compliance Statement
| Voxeo's Use of Nonpublic Personal Information received from our customers |
| To protect Nonpublic Personal Information, our customers have the option to host their applications within
our secured network which is compliant with industry standards (including PCI). Our access to data processed
there is limited to providing services for our customers. We never access, use or disclose Nonpublic
Personal Data contained in the secured network for our own purposes except as necessary to comply with legal
requirements or processes.
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Privacy and Security of Data
While our customers are responsible for their own application security, we provide platform level options to support
common application security requirements. We also provide a highly secure environment as an option for their hosting
needs. This environment is based upon a PCI compliant Walled Garden network infrastructure. Access to this network
is managed by a stringent set of policies, procedures and physical and logical controls. Since the data contained
within belongs to our customers, our only need to access it is for purposes of supporting our customer. We limit
this access to certified personnel with a specific need.
All of our certified personnel receive annual Security Awareness Training and sign an Information Security Policy
agreement that includes the scope of customer data. We also conduct background checks on personnel before they are
hired.
HIPAA Compliance
Voxeo realizes that our health care clients must comply with HIPAA patient information confidentiality
requirements.
Voxeo has implemented the
following HIPAA compliance steps:
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All Voxeo employees sign a confidentiality agreement. These agreements make it clear that we reserve the
right
to terminate any employee if they
cause a confidentiality breach. These confidentiality agreements also provide sanctions for employees as
recommended by HIPAA.
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All patient-and-provider-specific information and electronic data that we receive or generate as a result of
delivering our services is treated as
confidential. Access to such information is provided only to a limited set of Voxeo employees in our network
operations team. Such electronic
data is stored only on secure servers which can be accessed only via a unique per-employee user name,
password,
and RSA SecureID two-factor
authentication card.
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Voxeo does not allow patient or provider information to be printed at any time.
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Voxeo does not share any patient or provider information with any of our vendors, clients, partners,
contractors, or temporary or part-time
employees.
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Voxeo has a designated Privacy Officer. Our Privacy Officer has the responsibility for the development and
implementation of Voxeo's information
security policies, procedures, and technology. Our Privacy Officer also works closely with Voxeo clients to
understand their requirements and to
ensure Voxeo complies with them. Our Privacy Officer monitors the ongoing requirements of HIPAA and is
designated to receive and address any
complaints related to privacy compliance.
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Voxeo has established secure logging and tracking mechanisms that document any access to protected
healthcare
information.
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Voxeo monitors the latest HIPAA news and legislation to ensure our compliance where required and as agreed
upon
with our clients.
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Voxeo has established training programs focused on our privacy policies to educate our employees on the
appropriate care and handling of private
health care data as required by HIPAA mandates.
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Voxeo has established procedures to receive and resolve complaints, including a zero-tolerance policy and
sanctions for employees who fail to comply
with privacy policies. We take non-compliance with our privacy policies very seriously.
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Voxeo has established a minimum of three layers of physical security at each of our data center facilities
to
further protect patient and provider
information.
ISO 27002 Compliance
Voxeo's products and services are designed to support the requirements of ISO 27002, the most widely recognized
international security standard. ISO
27002 addresses ten major areas of information security, including: business continuity planning, system access
control, system development and
maintenance, physical and environmental security, legal compliance, personnel security, organization, system and
network management, asset control,
and security policies.
Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard is a worldwide standard for payment card and consumer
financial data protection. It
incorporates the requirements of the Visa USA Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP) and the Visa
International Account Information Security
(AIS) program, the MasterCard International Site Data Protection (SDP) program, as well as the security
requirements
of American Express DSS,
DiscoverCard DISC and the Japan Credit Bureau (JCB).
To be in compliance with this standard, all of our Internet connections, assigned IP addresses, and all Internet
connected servers (Web, email, DNS,
etc.) must have no level 3, 4 or 5 severity vulnerabilities in their most recent security audit. Audits must be
conducted at least every 90 days.
VISA and Mastercard now require all merchants to adhere to the PCI security standard.
Our compliance with PCI standards is certified by an approved PCI compliance scanning and auditing firm.
In order to maintain PCI Compliance certification, all publicly accessible internet devices and any associated
domain(s) hosted on them must have
been audited within the past three months, and all vulnerabilities categorized as Urgent, Critical, or High
severity
(Level 3 or greater) must have
been
corrected within 72 hours of their discovery.
Our sites are tested with industry-standard PCI Compliance remote vulnerability testing, and are tested at least
every 90 days to pass
all external vulnerability audit recommendations of the Department of Homeland Security's National
Infrastructure
Protection Center (NIPC), the
SANS/FBI Top 20 Internet Security Vulnerabilities list, as well as the vulnerability audit requirements of
Visa's
CISP and AIS, MasterCard's SDP, American Express'
DSS and Discover Card's DISC security standards.
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