Privacy-first architecture that protects dignity

Claria Vision's security framework ensures that facial recognition processing occurs entirely on-device, with no cloud storage of biometric data and complete family control over privacy settings.

HIPAA Compliant
SOC 2 Certified
End-to-End Encrypted

On-device processing, zero cloud storage

Our privacy-first architecture ensures that all facial recognition processing happens locally on the device, with no biometric data ever leaving the smart glasses or being stored in the cloud.

Data Flow Architecture

Camera Input
Real-time visual data capture
Edge AI Processing
Local facial recognition & matching
AR Display
Name overlay shown to patient
No biometric data leaves the device

Local Storage Only

All facial recognition models and family member profiles are stored securely on the device using hardware-level encryption.

Encrypted Communication

When caregivers receive notifications, only non-biometric metadata is transmitted using end-to-end encryption.

Automatic Data Deletion

Temporary processing data is automatically deleted after each recognition event, ensuring no persistent biometric traces.

Healthcare data protection standards

Claria Vision meets and exceeds HIPAA requirements with comprehensive healthcare data protection measures validated by independent security audits and penetration testing.

HIPAA Compliance

Full compliance with HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, including Business Associate Agreements with healthcare partners and comprehensive audit trails.

Certified: December 2024

SOC 2 Type II

Independent audit of security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls over a 12-month period.

Report Available: January 2025

Security Testing

Quarterly penetration testing by certified ethical hackers, including device firmware, mobile applications, and communication protocols.

Last Test: November 2024

Regulatory Compliance Documentation

Healthcare Standards

HIPAA Privacy Rule compliance
HIPAA Security Rule implementation
FDA medical device pathway (Class II)
21 CFR Part 820 Quality System

Data Protection Laws

California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
State healthcare privacy laws

Graduated consent protocols for cognitive decline

Our consent framework respects patient autonomy while adapting to changing cognitive abilities, ensuring individuals maintain control over their data throughout their care journey.

1

Initial Consent Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of patient's decision-making capacity with healthcare provider involvement to establish baseline consent preferences and designate trusted decision-makers.

2

Adaptive Consent Monitoring

Regular reassessment of consent capacity with gentle, non-intrusive check-ins that respect patient dignity while ensuring ongoing voluntary participation in the program.

3

Family Advocate Integration

Seamless transition to family advocate decision-making when needed, while maintaining patient preferences and ensuring the individual's voice remains central to all decisions.

Family Data Sharing Controls

Recognition Events
Enabled

Share when patient successfully recognizes family members

Usage Patterns
Limited

Share general usage statistics without specific details

Emergency Alerts
Enabled

Immediate notification for safety-related events

Biometric Data
Never Shared

Facial recognition data remains on device only

Patient Control Priority
All settings can be modified by the patient or their designated advocate at any time.

Expert security team & incident response

Our security team combines healthcare data protection expertise with cutting-edge cybersecurity practices, ensuring rapid response to any potential security incidents.

Security Leadership

Dr. James Mitchell, Chief Security Officer
Dr. James Mitchell
Chief Security Officer

15+ years in healthcare cybersecurity, former CISO at Johns Hopkins Health System. CISSP, CISM, and healthcare privacy specialist.

Sarah Chen, Privacy Engineering Lead
Sarah Chen
Privacy Engineering Lead

Privacy-by-design architect with expertise in biometric data protection. Former Apple privacy engineer, IAPP Fellow.

Marcus Rodriguez, Incident Response Director
Marcus Rodriguez
Incident Response Director

Cybersecurity incident response specialist with healthcare focus. Former FBI cyber division, certified ethical hacker (CEH).

Incident Response Protocol

24/7 Security Operations Center

Continuous monitoring of all systems and devices
Automated threat detection and alerting
Immediate escalation to security team

Breach Notification Timeline

1h
Internal Assessment
Security team evaluates incident scope and impact
4h
Containment Actions
Immediate steps to prevent further exposure
24h
Patient Notification
Direct communication to affected individuals and families
72h
Regulatory Reporting
HHS OCR and other required agency notifications

Ongoing security commitment & transparency

Regular security updates, vulnerability management, and transparent communication demonstrate our unwavering commitment to protecting patient data and family privacy.

Recent Security Updates

Firmware Security Patch 2.1.4
Jan 15, 2025

Enhanced encryption protocols and improved device authentication mechanisms. All devices updated automatically.

Mobile App Security Update
Jan 8, 2025

Strengthened caregiver authentication and improved secure communication channels. Available in app stores.

Infrastructure Hardening
Dec 28, 2024

Enhanced server security configurations and updated intrusion detection systems. Zero downtime deployment.

Automatic Updates Enabled

Critical security updates are applied automatically to ensure continuous protection.

Vulnerability Management

Quarterly Security Audits Active

Independent third-party security assessments of all systems and processes.

Bug Bounty Program Launching Q2

Ethical hacker community engagement to identify and resolve potential vulnerabilities.

Continuous Monitoring 24/7

Real-time threat detection and automated response systems protect all infrastructure.

Report Security Concerns
security@clariavision.com | 1-800-CLARIA-SEC

Questions about our privacy practices?

Our privacy team is available to discuss our security measures, answer questions about data handling, and provide detailed documentation for healthcare partners and families.

Contact Privacy Team