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LockerRX | Secure Off-Platform Vault for Protected Records

Reduce compliance risk without changing how your team works.

Most breaches don't come from hackers, they come from where regulated data quietly lives. LockerRX quietly protects regulated data your existing systems without retraining staff.

Most exposure doesn't come from bad intent or poor security, it comes from where regulated data quietly ends up over time.

The Challenge
If you manage regulated data, this probably sounds familiar...

When something goes wrong, the impact isn't just technical. It can mean regulatory scrutiny, financial penalties, and long-term reputational damage, while your organization did what seemed reasonable at the time. Fixing the problem can feel just as risky: expensive, disruptive, or break workflows.

  • Access spreads across teams, vendors, and everyday tools that weren't built for sensitive records.
  • Visibility into who can see what slowly erodes as systems evolve and responsibilities change.
  • Compliance issues are often discovered after data has already been exposed.

This situation is more common than most organizations realize. And it's exactly the problem LockerRX was created to solve.

Insecure Platforms Can't Protect Regulated Data

When regulated records live inside public platforms, CMS databases, upload folders, plugins, and integrations, a single incident can trigger regulatory scrutiny, financial penalties, and lasting institutional risk. Most exposure isn't caused by attackers alone. It comes from where sensitive data quietly lives, who can access it, and how difficult it is to prove control when something goes wrong.

Live exposure snapshot

Most organizations don't realize how exposed their regulated data is until it's measured. Figures reflect publicly disclosed incidents and represent a conservative estimate of actual exposure. Live data sourced from ransomware.live.

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organizations impacted this year
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active ransomware groups currently tracked

Compliance Consequences
When compliance fails, the impact isn't just financial.

When protected records are stored alongside public website content, organizations may face investigations, compliance orders, fines, and reputational damage, even without malicious intent.

This content is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Regulatory outcomes depend on jurisdiction and specific circumstances.

PHIPA - Ontario, Canada (Health Data)

If personal health information is exposed or mishandled, organizations can face investigations, orders, and financial penalties.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Up to $1,000,000

for organizations, up to $200,000 for individuals. Source

Moving regulated health data out of public platforms significantly reduces risk.

What this typically includes:

  • Health records stored on public-site infrastructure (CMS DBs, media folders).
  • Weak access controls (shared logins, missing MFA).
  • Limited or unreliable audit trails.
  • Delayed breach detection and notification.

PIPEDA - Canada (Personal Information)

When personal information is mishandled or exposed, organizations may face investigations, compliance orders, and reputational damage.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Fines and corrective actions

depending on severity and enforcement. Source

Separating regulated data from public CMS environments reduces exposure and simplifies compliance.

What this typically includes:

  • Personal data stored alongside public website content.
  • Excessive access privileges or shared accounts.
  • Third-party scripts or plugins handling personal data.
  • Weak auditing and delayed breach detection

HIPAA - USA (Health Data)

Unauthorized access or disclosure of protected health information (PHI) can trigger investigations, fines, and corrective action plans.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Up to $1.5 million

per year per violation category. Source

Isolating PHI from public platforms makes safeguards easier to enforce and prove.

What this typically includes:

  • PHI stored within public-facing systems.
  • Inadequate access controls and authentication.
  • Insufficient logging and auditability.
  • Failure to demonstrate administrative and technical safeguards.

US State Privacy Laws - (CCPA, CPRA, etc)

State privacy laws increasingly require organizations to limit exposure of personal data and demonstrate reasonable security practices.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Fines, enforcement actions

and private claims, vary by state. Source

Keeping sensitive data out of public platforms lowers institutional and legal risk.

What this typically includes:

  • Personal data accessible through public systems.
  • Excessive internal or vendor access.
  • Poor data mapping and control visibility.
  • Limited ability to respond to access or deletion requests.

GDPR - UK - (Personal Data)

Improper handling of personal data can lead to investigations, fines, and mandatory remediation.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Up to £17.5 million

or 4% of global annual turnover. Source

Separating regulated data from public systems improves control, auditability, and compliance.

What this typically includes:

  • Personal data stored without appropriate safeguards.
  • Overly broad access permissions.
  • Inadequate logging and accountability.
  • Delayed breach notification.

APPs - Australia (Privacy Principles)

Mishandling personal information may result in regulatory investigations, penalties, and enforceable undertakings.

POTENTIAL MAXIMUM

Civil penalties

and compliance orders. Source

Reducing where regulated data lives reduces exposure and compliance burden.

What this typically includes:

  • Personal data stored in public-facing systems.
  • Insufficient access restrictions.
  • Third-party services handling data without oversight.
  • Weak monitoring and breach response processes.

The Problem
Why even well-managed systems fall short

Most organizations didn't design their systems for regulated data, compliance was layered on later. As tools were added and teams grew, sensitive information naturally spread into everyday workflows.

  • New tools and platforms were introduced over time.
  • Access expanded faster than oversight could keep up.
  • Risk became embedded in routine operations.

Once regulated data is distributed across systems, maintaining clear control, who accessed what, when, and why, becomes increasingly difficult.

LockerRX exists to reverse this, without forcing change to how your organization already works.

Insecure Platforms Can't Protect Regulated Data
Built to Limit Access
Isolated Data Storage
Built for Compliance
Works With Your Systems

What You Get with LockerRX
Confidence, control, and compliance without disruption

LockerRX exists to reverse how risk accumulates in well-managed systems, without forcing change to how your organization already works. Instead of layering on more tools, LockerRX quietly separates regulated records and enforces control behind the scenes, reducing exposure while keeping teams productive.

Reduced Blast Radius

Sensitive records are stored separately from operational platforms, so incidents elsewhere don’t automatically expose regulated data.

Intentional Access

Only explicitly approved users and systems can access regulated records, helping organizations maintain oversight as teams and vendors change.

Clear Accountability

Every interaction is logged in a way that supports audits, investigations, and regulatory reviews without manual reconstruction.

Protection Without Friction

Regulated data remains protected in transit and at rest, without introducing new steps, tools, or workflow changes for users.

Contained Incidents

If another system is compromised, regulated records remain isolated, limiting downstream risk, response scope, and disruption.

Consistent Compliance

Retention, sharing, and access rules are enforced centrally, making compliance easier to demonstrate as systems evolve.

LockerRX reduces reliance on trust alone by isolating regulated records from surrounding systems.

How LockerRX Compares

Most organizations don't need another form tool or backend service, they need a safer way to handle regulated records without changing how their systems operate. This snapshot shows how LockerRX differs from common approaches, so you can quickly see what fits your environment, your workflows, and your compliance requirements.

Feature LOCKERRX Paubox Forms TrueVault
Stores patient / client records outside your website / CMS database External storage External storage
Your existing forms / portal can point to a separate security gateway (site doesn't talk directly to the vault) Direct vault access Direct vault access
Hosted in your cloud account (you choose region) Vendor-hosted Vendor-hosted
You keep your current website / portal (vendor doesn't host your site) No site hosting required No site hosting required
Built-in drag-and-drop form builder Built-in form builder No form builder
Backend-as-a-Service API is the primary product (users / auth + document / file storage APIs) Forms-first product API-first platform

* A high-level comparison based on publicly available information. Specific capabilities may vary.

Let's look at how regulated data flows in your environment

Every organization is different. We'll help you understand where exposure exists and whether LockerRx makes sense for your setup.

Built for Highly Regulated Environments

LockerRX is used in environments where records must remain controlled, auditable, and defensible, even when systems are public-facing or shared across teams. It's designed to support organizations that operate under regulatory obligations for how sensitive data is handled.

Healthcare

Patient portals, intake workflows, and protected health information.

Regulated Services

Legal, financial, and other environments where data handling must be provable.

Designed to work alongside existing websites, portals, and internal systems.

Talk through your data exposure before it becomes a problem

If you're unsure where regulated records touch your systems, a short conversation can help. We'll walk through your environment and outline whether LockerRX makes sense or point you in a better direction if it doesn't.

Talk through your exposure.

We'll follow up within one business day to continue the conversation.


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