Does MojoAuth offer a Business Associate Agreement (BAA)?

Yes. MojoAuth provides a BAA on Enterprise plans. A BAA is required under HIPAA when a covered entity works with a third-party service that may access protected health information (PHI). Our BAA covers all authentication services and supports your HIPAA compliance.

How does MojoAuth handle audit logging for HIPAA compliance?

MojoAuth provides comprehensive, tamper-proof audit logs that record every authentication event, including login attempts, session creation, MFA verification, and access changes. These logs are immutable, timestamped, and retained according to your configured retention policy, meeting HIPAA audit control requirements under -164.312(b).

Is there a difference between patient-facing and provider-facing authentication?

Yes. Patient-facing authentication should prioritize ease of use (magic links, passkeys, biometrics) while meeting HIPAA requirements. Provider-facing authentication typically requires stronger controls such as MFA enforcement, session timeouts, and role-based access. MojoAuth supports configuring different authentication policies for different user types within the same application.

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What HIPAA requires for authentication

HIPAA's Technical Safeguards (§164.312) define five requirements that every authentication system must meet.

Access Control

-164.312(a)(1)

Implement technical policies and procedures for systems that maintain ePHI to allow access only to authorized persons or software.

Audit Controls

-164.312(b)

Implement hardware, software, and procedural mechanisms to record and examine activity in information systems that contain or use ePHI.

Integrity Controls

-164.312(c)(1)

Implement policies and procedures to protect ePHI from improper alteration or destruction.

Transmission Security

-164.312(e)(1)

Implement technical security measures to guard against unauthorized access to ePHI being transmitted over electronic communications networks.

Person Authentication

-164.312(d)

Implement procedures to verify that a person or entity seeking access to ePHI is the one claimed.

How MojoAuth meets HIPAA requirements

Every HIPAA technical safeguard mapped to specific MojoAuth capabilities.

Access Control

-164.312(a)(1)

Adaptive MFA with passkeys, biometrics, and OTP
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Configurable session management and automatic logoff
Unique user identification for every account

Audit Controls

-164.312(b)

Comprehensive, immutable audit logs for every event
Tamper-proof event logging with timestamps
Exportable logs for compliance review and audits
Real-time alerting on suspicious authentication activity

Integrity Controls

-164.312(c)(1)

Users on passwordless methods have no password to steal
Cryptographic verification of all authentication tokens
Immutable event records prevent data tampering

Transmission Security

-164.312(e)(1)

TLS 1.3 encryption for all data in transit
End-to-end encryption for authentication payloads
Certificate pinning and secure webhook delivery

Person Authentication

-164.312(d)

Passkeys with biometric verification (fingerprint, face)
Multi-factor authentication enforcement
Mobile Silent Auth for carrier-level verification (Enterprise)
Device trust and context-aware authentication

Business Associate Agreement (BAA)

HIPAA requires a BAA between covered entities and any third-party service that may access protected health information. MojoAuth provides a BAA for enterprise customers that covers all authentication services.

Our BAA outlines responsibilities for safeguarding PHI, breach notification procedures, permitted uses and disclosures, and termination provisions - ensuring your organization meets HIPAA requirements when using MojoAuth for authentication.

Healthcare use cases

HIPAA-ready authentication for every healthcare application.

Patient portals

Secure, frictionless login for patients accessing medical records, test results, and appointment scheduling. Magic links and passkeys eliminate password fatigue for non-technical users.

Telehealth

Fast, secure authentication for virtual care sessions. Patients and providers authenticate in seconds with biometrics or magic links - no passwords to remember before a video visit.

EHR access

Rapid provider authentication for Electronic Health Records with MFA enforcement, session management, and automatic logoff - meeting clinical workflow speed requirements.

Medical device auth

Secure authentication for connected medical devices and IoT healthcare equipment. Machine-to-machine authentication with certificate-based verification and audit logging.

Insurance claims

Secure provider and patient authentication for claims submission, adjudication, and appeals. Role-based access ensures only authorized personnel access sensitive claims data.

Compliance certifications

MojoAuth meets the highest standards for security and data protection.

HIPAA-ready

BAA on Enterprise

SOC 2 Type II

Certified

GDPR

Compliant

ISO 27001

Certified

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HIPAA-ready authentication

HIPAA requires covered entities to implement technical safeguards under -164.312, including access control (unique user identification, automatic logoff, encryption), audit controls (hardware/software/procedural mechanisms to record and examine access), integrity controls (mechanisms to authenticate ePHI), transmission security (encryption of data in transit), and person or entity authentication (verify that a person seeking access is who they claim to be).

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See how MojoAuth maps to the HIPAA technical safeguards - HIPAA-ready, with a BAA on Enterprise - in a walkthrough tailored to your healthcare application.

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