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| 3 | *Product:* Tingg Insight |
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| 4 | *Platform:* Tingg Platform |
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| 5 | *Version:* v1.0 |
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| 6 | *Status:* Draft |
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| 7 | *Owner:* Product / Compliance |
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| 8 | *Last Updated:* [Date] |
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| 12 | h2. 1. Purpose |
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| 14 | This Business Requirements Document (BRD) defines the *HIPAA compliance requirements* for *Tingg Insight*, a module within the Tingg Platform. |
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| 16 | The purpose of this document is to: |
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| 18 | * Translate HIPAA regulations into *clear business and system requirements* |
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| 19 | * Serve as the *authoritative compliance reference* for development and testing |
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| 20 | * Enable traceability between HIPAA rules, Epics, Stories, Tests, and Evidence |
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| 21 | * Support internal reviews and external audits |
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| 23 | This BRD is written to support *Scrum-based delivery* using Redmine native features. |
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| 25 | --- |
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| 27 | h2. 2. Scope Reference |
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| 29 | This BRD applies strictly to the scope defined in: |
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| 31 | * *HIPAA – Compliance Scope & Applicability (Tingg Insight)* |
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| 33 | Any requirement outside the defined scope is *explicitly excluded* from this BRD. |
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| 35 | --- |
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| 37 | h2. 3. Regulatory Overview |
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| 39 | The following HIPAA regulations apply to Tingg Insight within the defined scope: |
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| 41 | * HIPAA Privacy Rule (45 CFR §164.500–534) |
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| 42 | * HIPAA Security Rule (45 CFR §164.302–318) |
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| 44 | The Security Rule safeguards addressed in this BRD include: |
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| 46 | * Administrative Safeguards |
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| 47 | * Technical Safeguards |
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| 48 | * Physical Safeguards *(limited to platform responsibility)* |
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| 50 | --- |
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| 52 | h2. 4. Business Objectives |
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| 53 | |||
| 54 | The primary business objectives of HIPAA compliance for Tingg Insight are: |
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| 56 | * Enable healthcare customers to safely collect and analyze PHI |
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| 57 | * Protect patient confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data |
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| 58 | * Reduce legal, regulatory, and reputational risk |
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| 59 | * Support audit readiness with provable controls |
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| 60 | * Provide a HIPAA-eligible SaaS offering |
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| 64 | h2. 5. Stakeholders |
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| 66 | |*. Role |*. Responsibility | |
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| 67 | | Product Owner | Compliance prioritization and scope | |
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| 68 | | Engineering | Implementation of safeguards | |
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| 69 | | QA / Security | Validation and evidence | |
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| 70 | | Compliance | Audit coordination | |
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| 71 | | Customers | Correct system configuration | |
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| 73 | --- |
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| 75 | h2. 6. High-Level Compliance Principles |
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| 77 | Tingg Insight HIPAA compliance is based on the following principles: |
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| 79 | * Least privilege access |
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| 80 | * Defense in depth |
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| 81 | * Secure by default |
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| 82 | * Auditability and traceability |
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| 83 | * Shared responsibility between platform and customer |
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| 85 | --- |
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| 87 | h2. 7. Administrative Safeguard Requirements |
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| 89 | h3. 7.1 Access Management |
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| 91 | * The system *must enforce role-based access control (RBAC)* |
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| 92 | * User roles must be clearly defined (Admin, Analyst, Viewer, etc.) |
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| 93 | * Shared user accounts must not be permitted |
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| 94 | * Access reviews must be supported on a periodic basis |
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| 98 | h3. 7.2 Policies & Procedures Support |
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| 100 | * The platform must support enforcement of customer-defined access policies |
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| 101 | * System configurations must align with documented operational procedures |
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| 102 | * Audit logs must support policy validation |
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| 106 | h3. 7.3 Incident Response Support |
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| 108 | * The system must support detection of suspicious activities |
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| 109 | * Audit evidence must be preserved during incidents |
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| 110 | * System isolation mechanisms must be available |
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| 111 | * Breach response timelines must support regulatory requirements (≤60 days) |
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| 115 | h2. 8. Technical Safeguard Requirements |
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| 117 | h3. 8.1 Authentication & Authorization |
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| 119 | * Unique user authentication must be enforced |
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| 120 | * Strong password policies must be configurable |
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| 121 | * Multi-factor authentication (MFA) must be supported for privileged users |
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| 122 | * Internal services must authenticate and authorize securely |
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| 126 | h3. 8.2 Encryption & Transmission Security |
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| 128 | * All PHI must be encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) |
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| 129 | * Sensitive data must be encrypted at rest |
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| 130 | * Encryption keys must be securely managed and rotated |
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| 131 | * API requests must be authenticated and encrypted |
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| 135 | h3. 8.3 Session & Application Security |
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| 137 | * Secure session management must be enforced |
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| 138 | * Session timeouts must be configurable |
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| 139 | * Secure cookies must be used |
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| 140 | * Debug and verbose logging must be disabled in production |
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| 144 | h3. 8.4 Logging & Auditability |
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| 146 | * All PHI access must be logged |
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| 147 | * Logs must capture READ, CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE, EXPORT actions |
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| 148 | * Administrative actions must be logged |
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| 149 | * Logs must be tamper-resistant |
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| 150 | * Log retention must meet regulatory requirements |
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| 154 | h3. 8.5 API & Backend Security |
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| 156 | * OAuth / token-based authentication must be supported |
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| 157 | * Input validation must prevent injection attacks |
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| 158 | * Rate limiting must be enforced |
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| 159 | * Secure HTTP headers must be configured |
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| 163 | h2. 9. Physical Safeguard Responsibilities (Platform Level) |
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| 165 | * HIPAA-eligible cloud services must be used |
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| 166 | * Business Associate Agreements (BAA) must be maintained with providers |
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| 167 | * Infrastructure must reside in secured environments |
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| 168 | * Physical access controls are managed by the cloud provider |
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| 172 | h2. 10. Data Protection Requirements |
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| 174 | * Only required PHI must be collected |
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| 175 | * Sensitive fields must be masked where applicable |
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| 176 | * PHI must not be written to application logs |
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| 177 | * Backups containing PHI must be encrypted |
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| 178 | * Backup restoration must be periodically tested |
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| 182 | h2. 11. Environment & Infrastructure Requirements |
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| 184 | * Production, staging, and development environments must be isolated |
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| 185 | * Production databases must reside in private networks |
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| 186 | * Secrets must not be stored in plaintext configuration files |
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| 187 | * Monitoring and alerting must be enabled |
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| 191 | h2. 12. CI/CD & SDLC Requirements |
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| 193 | * CI/CD pipelines must not expose PHI |
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| 194 | * Secrets must be masked in pipelines |
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| 195 | * Container image scanning must be enabled |
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| 196 | * Dependency vulnerability scanning must be performed |
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| 197 | * Secure coding practices must be followed |
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| 201 | h2. 13. Shared Responsibility Model |
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| 203 | HIPAA compliance for Tingg Insight follows a shared responsibility model: |
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| 205 | *Platform Responsibilities* |
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| 207 | * Technical controls |
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| 208 | * Application security |
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| 209 | * Logging and monitoring |
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| 210 | * Infrastructure security (within platform boundary) |
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| 212 | *Customer Responsibilities* |
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| 214 | * Survey configuration |
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| 215 | * PHI field identification |
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| 216 | * User access governance |
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| 217 | * Operational procedures |
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| 218 | * Regulatory reporting obligations |
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| 222 | h2. 14. Traceability & Mapping |
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| 224 | Each requirement in this BRD must be traceable to: |
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| 226 | * One or more HIPAA rule references |
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| 227 | * One or more Compliance Epics |
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| 228 | * One or more User Stories |
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| 229 | * One or more Test Cases / Evidence items |
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| 233 | h2. 15. Out-of-Scope Clarification |
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| 235 | The following are explicitly out of scope: |
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| 237 | * Non-PHI use cases |
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| 238 | * Marketing or demo environments |
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| 239 | * Customer operational policies |
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| 240 | * Customer-managed devices and networks |
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| 244 | h2. 16. Change Management |
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| 246 | Changes to this BRD must: |
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| 248 | * Be reviewed by Product and Compliance |
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| 249 | * Be versioned |
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| 250 | * Trigger review of impacted Epics, Stories, and Tests |
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| 254 | h2. 17. Approval |
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| 256 | |*. Role |*. Name |_. Date | |
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| 257 | | Product Owner | [TBD] | | |
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| 258 | | Compliance Owner | [TBD] | | |
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| 259 | | Engineering Lead | [TBD] | | |
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| 263 | h2. 18. Related Documents |
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| 264 | |||
| 265 | * HIPAA – Compliance Scope & Applicability (Tingg Insight) |
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| 266 | * HIPAA – Control Implementation Checklist (Tingg Insight) |
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| 267 | * HIPAA – Test & Evidence Plan (Tingg Insight) |
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| 268 |