Which data sits in which facility is written into the contract.
- Data and backups kept in the country
- Which data sits in which facility, written into the contract
- Support with the data inventory and VERBİS registration
Patient data stays encrypted, every access is recorded, and none of it leaves the country.
If you cannot say which facility holds patient data and its backups, you cannot answer the question of transfers abroad.
When someone asks who opened a record, the answer should come from the logs, not from a guess.
Who opened a record, when and for what reason can be answered after the fact.
See the approach →Medical images pile up quickly, and keeping all of them on the same storage tier drives costs up for no reason.
Which data sits in which facility is written into the contract.
Under Türkiye's data protection law, health data is a special category of personal data. Transferring it abroad is subject to separate conditions, and backups count too.
Read the article →Healthcare is one of the fifteen critical infrastructure sectors the law lists. If you are in scope, the obligations to provide logs and to report vulnerabilities and incidents are already in force.
Eclit is certified to ISO/IEC 27701 for privacy information management.
Ask our team directly.
0850 432 3258No. Patient data and its backups are both held in facilities in Türkiye.
Yes. Access records hold the person, the time and the reason, and reports after the fact are drawn from them.
No. Maintenance is scheduled and carried out without taking those systems offline.
Images are held on tiered storage by how often they are opened: frequently used ones on a fast tier, older ones on a lower-cost tier.
Tell us how things are set up today and we will work out where to start.
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