How does Bindle protect my data?

Bindle's anonymous proof of health system was specifically designed to be different from the traditional EMR (Electronic Medical  Record) or EHR (Electronic Health Record). We use modern cryptography to set up your wallet, which includes creating a private key that is stored on the secure element (the chipset used to store credit card numbers) of the smart phone you use to setup your Bindle. This means any data on your account is solely in your control.

• Data in motion is protected using SSL/TLS (Secure Socket Layer/Transport Layer Security).
• Document storage on the individual’s device is managed using IOS and Androids secure element encryption.
• Document storage on AWS (Amazon Web Services)  S3 uses SSE-S3 and AES-256 for server side encryption.
• Document storage on our RDBMS (relation database management system) uses database proprietary encryption methods.
• Document storage on distributed cloud network (like IPFS) using asymmetric encryption with individuals.

• All information obtained from an individual is encrypted using their public key. This information is then stored in a private S3 (AWS) folder, which also has AES-256 encryption enabled for all data at rest.

• Bindle uses industry standard for login and password procedures. 
• Bindle has a healthcare/security compliance officer along with a third party compliance vendor that assists with audits of our code and infrastructure
• Bindle has strict controls around who can access sensitive information