RedLab Security · Arizona-based
Real security. Priced for the practice you actually run.
RedLab Security is an independent security and compliance consultancy serving Arizona's dental and mental health practices, specialty medical clinics, accounting and tax firms, law offices, and growing startups. We design the security architecture, produce the compliance evidence, and hand your IT provider exactly what to implement — without an enterprise budget or an enterprise headcount.
Compliance Status
HIPAA Security Rule
Verified Oct 18
Healthcare & dental
PCI DSS v4.0.1 (SAQ-A)
Verified Oct 20
Card-present copay
CIS v8.1 (IG1)
Verified Oct 22
Baseline hygiene
Every safeguard is dated.
Nothing goes stale unnoticed.
Priced for a real practice
Never in your way
Tracked, not just checked
One advisor and self-built tools instead of five vendors and their bills — the savings show up in what we charge you.
Advisory only. We never log into your systems or slow down your team to do this work.
Every safeguard is dated and monitored — compliant today, not just compliant whenever someone last looked.
AI design & governance
Put AI to work in your practice — with the data boundary designed in before the first prompt.
Secure AI Engineering is how RedLab Security helps you adopt or build AI the way a regulated business has to: we decide with you which data may ever reach a model, where it's processed, how long it's kept, who can use it, and how the output is checked — then hand your IT provider or developer a reviewed design to build from, and verify the result. Every control lands in your compliance documentation, not just in a slide.
AI Use Assessment
Vendor may not train on your prompts or files
Current
Verified Oct 18
Vendor Terms
A person reviews output before it's filed or sent
Gap
Verified Oct 20
Output Handling
Patient records redacted before they reach any model
Current
Verified Oct 22
Data Boundary
Every AI use gets a data boundary
— before it goes live, not after a leak.
Our primary focus · healthcare in Arizona
Healthcare practices operate under some of the strictest data-protection obligations of any industry, usually without a dedicated IT security staff to meet them. RedLab Security was built with this exact gap in mind — dental practices, mental and behavioral health providers, and specialty medical practices of every kind, anywhere patient records, imaging, and clinical systems need to be protected and provably compliant.
Dental Practices
HIPAA · PCI (card-present)
Patient records, digital imaging systems, and card-present payments at the front desk all fall under one HIPAA obligation. Most dental practices have never had a real security assessment — not because the risk isn't understood, but because nobody's walked them through what actually applies to a practice their size.
Mental & Behavioral Health
HIPAA · 42 CFR Part 2
A breach here carries a cost beyond the usual notification and remediation expense — behavioral health and substance-use records carry a stigma that makes confidentiality itself part of the clinical relationship. Federal protections under 42 CFR Part 2 often layer on top of HIPAA for substance-use treatment records, and the telehealth platforms most practices now depend on add a layer most have never actually assessed.
Specialty Medical Practices
HIPAA · Sector-specific obligations
Dermatology, orthopedics, physical therapy, optometry, OB/GYN, urgent care, and other specialty clinics all carry the same core HIPAA obligation, with details that shift based on how you're structured — a multi-provider group, a solo practice, or something in between. We scope every engagement to the practice in front of us, not a generic template.
We also work with
Accounting & Tax
FTC Safeguards · IRS WISP
A written information security program — including MFA and a 30-day breach notice — is a legal requirement, not a suggestion.
Law Firms
ABA Model Rule 1.6(c)
Confidentiality is the product you sell — "reasonable efforts" to protect it needs to be documented, not assumed.
Startups
SOC 2 readiness path
Security maturity that grows into your first SOC 2 — instead of a premature audit that burns money before it's needed.