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Coming Soon — Required by the Updated HIPAA Security Rule

Annual penetration testing, handled for you.

The new HIPAA rules will require a penetration test at least once a year. You don't need to understand what that means — just that Accountable will take care of it. Run tests annually to meet the requirement, or set a more frequent schedule if you want extra peace of mind. We run the test, explain the results in plain English, and help you fix anything that comes up.

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What Is Penetration Testing?

Think of it as a security check-up for your business

A penetration test is when a security expert (or in our case, an automated tool) tries to break into your systems the same way a hacker would — but safely, and with your permission. The goal is to find weak spots before a real attacker does.

You don't need to understand the technical details. Accountable runs the test, translates the results into clear language, and walks you through exactly what to do if anything needs fixing.

What the new rule requires

  • At least once every 12 months

    The updated HIPAA Security Rule will require a penetration test at least once a year. You can run them more often — monthly, quarterly, whatever works for your business.

  • Documented results

    You'll need a report showing what was tested, what was found, and what was fixed. Accountable generates this automatically.

  • Issues must be addressed

    If the test finds problems, you need a plan to fix them. We give you plain-language steps — no security degree needed.

What We Handle

You focus on patients. We handle the security test.

No hiring, no vendor management, no deciphering security jargon. It's all built into Accountable.

  • We Schedule It for You

    Choose your cadence — annually to meet the minimum, or monthly/quarterly for extra visibility. Your pen tests run automatically on whatever schedule you set.

  • We Run the Test

    Our automated tools safely test your systems for weaknesses — the same way a hacker would, but without any risk to your data or operations.

  • We Explain the Results

    No technical jargon. You get a clear summary of what we found, whether anything needs attention, and what to do about it.

  • We Help You Fix Issues

    If something needs attention, we give you step-by-step instructions in plain English. Most fixes are simple and don't require an IT team.

  • We Keep the Records

    Every test result is stored in your Accountable dashboard — right alongside your training records, policies, and risk assessment. If you're ever audited, everything is in one place.

  • We're Here if You Need Us

    Questions about your results? Not sure what a finding means? Our Compliance Success Managers are available via chat, email, phone, or Slack.

3 Simple Steps

How It Works

You don't need a security team or technical know-how. We handle everything — you just review the results.

01

We set up your test

Tell us a little about your business and the systems you use. We'll configure your first penetration test — no technical setup on your end.

02

We run it on your schedule

Set your cadence — annually to meet the HIPAA minimum, or more frequently if you prefer. Tests run automatically and you'll get an email when results are ready.

03

You review, we help you fix

We'll show you the results in plain English. If anything needs fixing, we walk you through it step by step. Then we store the report in your compliance records — ready for any audit.

Be ready before the rule takes effect.

Join the waitlist and we'll notify you as soon as penetration testing is available.

"We needed HIPAA compliance fast when we started working with healthcare clients. Accountable made the entire process feel manageable — from training our staff to getting our certificate. It gave us the confidence to take on new business."

— Dr. Sarah Chen, Operations Director, Bright Path Pediatrics

Don't wait for the deadline

Penetration testing at least once a year is becoming a HIPAA requirement. Get ahead of it now — Accountable handles the test, the report, and the follow-up. Run it annually or more often — it's up to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a penetration test?
A penetration test is a safe, controlled check of your systems. We try to find weak spots the same way a hacker would — but without any risk to your data. Think of it like a fire drill for your digital security.
How often do I need one under the new HIPAA rules?
The updated HIPAA Security Rule will require a penetration test at least once every 12 months. Accountable lets you choose your own schedule — annually to meet the minimum, or monthly or quarterly if you want more frequent testing. We run it automatically so you never miss a deadline.
Do I need to do anything technical?
No. We set everything up for you. You don't need to install software, configure anything, or hire an IT person. We handle the test and explain the results in plain English.
What happens if the test finds a problem?
We'll tell you exactly what was found and what to do about it — in clear, non-technical language. Most issues are straightforward to fix, and our Compliance Success Managers are available to help if you need it.
How is this different from vulnerability scanning?
A vulnerability scan checks your systems for known weaknesses (like outdated software). A penetration test goes further — it tries to actually exploit those weaknesses to see if they're a real risk. The new HIPAA rules require both: pen testing every 12 months and vulnerability scanning every 6 months. Accountable handles both.
Will this disrupt my business or affect my patients?
No. Penetration tests are designed to be safe. They don't access real patient data and won't interrupt your day-to-day operations. You won't even notice it's happening.