Every release of your health app, tested by AI agents the way an attacker would.

For digital health, telehealth and medtech teams whose app holds patient data. Ostorlab logs in, tests the build your patients download, and follows it into the APIs behind health records, on every release.

  • Gets in: patient login, one-time codes and multi-factor
  • Looks for: health data left in storage, logs and screenshots
  • Goes through: the APIs behind records, telehealth and prescriptions
  • Proves: a working exploit you can replay for each AI-agent finding
Ostorlab guide

The Complete Guide to Healthcare Application Security Testing

How patient portals, mobile health apps, APIs and Software as a Medical Device widen the attack surface, what HIPAA and GDPR expect, and how to build continuous security testing into healthcare delivery.

  • 289M+people affected by healthcare breaches in 2024, according to The HIPAA Journal
  • 58%increase over the previous year, according to The HIPAA Journal
  • 192.7Mindividuals estimated to be impacted by the Change Healthcare ransomware attack

Figures as cited in the Ostorlab guide to healthcare application security testing (April 2026).

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Attack surface

Where healthcare apps get attacked

Attackers go after the flows where patient identity and health data move. Here is what Ostorlab tests in each one, on every release.

  • Patient login and MFA

    The risk
    Flawed login, one-time code and session logic lets an attacker take over a patient's account and their records.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Logs in with your test accounts, including one-time codes by SMS, TOTP or email, and tests the authentication and session logic behind them.
  • Health records and PHI storage

    The risk
    Lab results, diagnoses and insurance details left in local storage, caches or logs can be read from the device.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Checks where health data is written, cached, logged or captured in screenshots, and whether it is protected at rest.
  • Record access APIs

    The risk
    APIs that return another patient's records when an identifier changes turn one account into a mass data leak.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Intercepts the app's traffic, even with TLS pinning, and tests the APIs behind records for authorization flaws and excessive data exposure.
  • Telehealth sessions

    The risk
    Weak session handling, unsafe deep links or WebViews can expose consultations and the messages around them.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Exercises telehealth flows in the running app and looks for session tokens in storage, and injection paths through WebViews and deep links.
  • Prescriptions and payments

    The risk
    The business logic behind refills, co-pays and payments can be abused if the server trusts the client.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Tests the API calls behind prescription and payment flows for logic flaws and client-side controls that can be bypassed.
  • Device and SDK data sharing

    The risk
    Analytics, advertising and wearable SDKs can send health data to third parties without the patient's knowledge.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Maps what personal data the app and its SDKs collect and send, and to which endpoints, and flags risky SDK behavior.

Every finding comes with evidence your developers can act on

  • Decompiled source context
    Shows where the risk originates, including third-party components
  • File system evidence
    Shows what was written, where and when
  • Function invocation coverage
    Shows that the affected code paths were actually reached
  • Replayable exploit
    A working exploit you can replay for each AI-agent finding
Platform

Key capabilities for healthcare teams

The parts of the Ostorlab platform healthcare security and privacy teams ask about most. Each one has its own page with the details.

Compliance and vendor review

Evidence for your auditors and your vendor review

Ostorlab helps you test your app against the security and privacy expectations in the health data rules your auditors ask about, and gives you reports you can reuse as evidence from one release to the next.

Helps you test against and produce evidence for

  • North America
    Safeguards for electronic health information in the United States, and federal and Ontario privacy laws in Canada
    • HIPAA
    • PIPEDA
    • PHIPA
  • European Union
    Personal data protection, the European Health Data Space, and health data hosting in France
    • GDPR
    • EHDS
    • HDS
  • United Kingdom
    Data protection and the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit
    • UK GDPR
    • DSPT
  • Middle East
    Cybersecurity controls and data protection in Saudi Arabia, healthcare information security in Abu Dhabi, and national standards in Qatar
    • NCA ECC
    • PDPL
    • DoH ADHICS
    • Qatar NCSA
  • Africa
    Data protection laws in South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco and Egypt
    • POPIA
    • Nigeria NDPA
    • Kenya DPA
    • Law 09-08
    • Egypt PDPL
  • Asia-Pacific
    Data protection in Singapore and privacy law in Australia
    • Singapore PDPA
    • Australian Privacy Act
  • Latin America
    Data protection in Brazil
    • LGPD
  • Global standards
    Mobile app security verification
    • OWASP MASVS

Ostorlab's own security

Ostorlab has a SOC 2 Type II report for the Security criteria, covering 18 Nov 2024 – 18 Apr 2025 (the audit for the current period is in progress). Our controls, policies and document requests are in the Trust Center.

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Data residency

On the Enterprise plan, choose where your data is hosted.

  • United States
  • European Union
  • GCC
  • Asia-Pacific

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