Security due diligence

Do not buy a clinical workflow from a trust badge—inspect the data path

Security review should begin with what data enters the system, where it travels, who can access it, how access is recorded, how long it remains and what happens when a clinic leaves. SheldonDx provides current answers through due diligence rather than unsupported certification claims on a landing page.

A question for your current workflow

Can your team draw the data flow and name the owner of every access decision?

Start with identity and authorisation

Review clinician authentication, patient/case ownership, role boundaries, administrative access and how protected records remain inaccessible across tenants or cases.

Inspect processors and data movement

Ask which infrastructure and model providers process which fields, the deployment regions, contractual safeguards and whether sensitive data is minimised before any external call.

Plan retention, export and exit

Clarify retention controls, backups, deletion workflow, audit logs, incident response, exports and the evidence available when a clinic ends service.

Questions worth answering before a demo

Which compliance certifications does SheldonDx hold?

Request the current dated security and compliance statement. This page intentionally does not imply certifications that may not apply to the current release.

Can a clinic complete vendor due diligence?

Yes. Use the contact route to request the current architecture, processor and control information appropriate to the pilot or contract.

Request current evidence, not permanent marketing claims

Get the dated security information your governance or procurement review requires.

Email to request the security pack