Secure Agentic AI Workflows

Give AI Access to the Records It Needs, and Nothing More

AI systems increasingly ingest, analyze, summarize, and act on patient data. Seald Healthcare applies zero-knowledge record-level security so organizations can define exactly which encrypted records and fields each AI agent or system is authorized to decrypt for a given workflow.

AI Workflows Protected

The Problem

AI Agents Create PHI Exposure Risks Traditional Software Never Had

When an AI agent is granted access to a database, file system, or application, it often receives access to far more PHI than any individual task requires. Agentic workflows pass patient data between models, tools, APIs, and external systems in ways that are difficult to audit or control after the fact.

System-Level Access Is Too Broad

Traditional access controls operate at the application or database level. AI agents granted access to a system can often access every record inside it, not just the records relevant to the task they are performing.

AI Workflows Multiply Exposure Points

Agentic pipelines frequently move PHI across multiple models, vendors, tools, APIs, and processing environments. Each handoff creates another opportunity for unauthorized access or exposure.

Prompt Injection

Hidden instructions in a document, email, or record can manipulate an AI system into disclosing data. A manipulated agent is still limited to the records it was authorized to decrypt, and every decryption is logged.

How Seald Healthcare Solves It

How Record-Level Encryption Secures AI Workflows

Seald Healthcare enforces organization-defined decryption policy at the record level, so AI systems can access only the patient data authorized for their workflow.

Record-Level Access for AI Agents

Rather than giving an AI agent standing access to an entire database, the organization can authorize decryption for only the records or fields required for the task.

PHI Isolation Across Multi-Agent Pipelines

When multiple AI agents exchange information, each agent decrypts only the PHI its policy allows. Records passed downstream stay encrypted for any agent without its own authorization.

Full Audit Visibility

Every decryption event is recorded with agent identity, timestamp, policy, and cryptographic verification. Demonstrate exactly which records your AI systems accessed and when.

Policies in Action

Examples of What You Can Enforce

AI workflows can expose far more patient data than an individual task requires. Seald Healthcare moves control to the record level, defining exactly which records and fields each agent can decrypt for a given task. Apply those controls to internal AI workflows, then extend them across external models, tools, APIs, and multi-agent systems.

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Enforced

The claims-status agent can decrypt the member ID and claim status fields only, weekdays 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern. It cannot decrypt clinical notes, diagnoses, or medications.

WHOClaims-status agentWHATMember ID + status onlyWHEN6am-8pm ET
Enforced

The prior-authorization agent can decrypt only the coverage and eligibility fields for the request it is handling. Clinical notes do not decrypt for the agent.

WHOPrior-auth agentWHATCoverage + eligibility only
Enforced

An agent's decryption authority expires with its task. Retired workflows retain no standing decryption rights.

WHOTask agentsEXPIRATIONWith task
Enforced

AI agents can decrypt only within the approved processing environment. A request from any other system or environment does not decrypt.

WHOAI agentsWHEREApproved environment
Enforced

Orion Model Services can decrypt only the records and fields authorized for its inference workflow, from its registered environment with MFA verified. Its decryption authority can be revoked mid-workflow.

WHOOrion Model ServicesWHATAuthorized fieldsWHERERegistered environmentMFARequiredREVOCATIONMid-workflow
Enforced

VectorPipe can decrypt only the fields authorized for its stage of the workflow. Remaining record fields do not decrypt for that system.

WHOVectorPipeWHATStage fields only
Enforced

Halcyon Labeling Service can decrypt only the fields it is authorized to label, and is limited to two decryption sessions per hour.

WHOHalcyon Labeling ServiceWHATAuthorized fieldsLIMIT2 sessions/hour
Enforced

When a Nimbus Orchestration workflow is retired, its decryption authority is revoked across every record it was authorized to access.

WHONimbus OrchestrationREVOCATIONOn retirement

HIPAA Safe Harbor

A Breach of Properly Encrypted PHI Is Not a Reportable Breach Per HHS

If protected health information is lost, stolen, or accessed by an unauthorized party, properly encrypted data remains unreadable and unusable. Under HHS guidance, properly encrypted PHI is not considered unsecured PHI when the decryption key or process has not also been compromised, and therefore does not trigger HIPAA breach-notification requirements. That means a security incident does not automatically become a reportable breach. The result can be reduced breach liability, lower cyber insurance costs, and a dramatically different outcome for your organization.

“Protected health information (PHI) is rendered unusable, unreadable, or indecipherable to unauthorized individuals if one or more of the following applies: electronic PHI has been encrypted as specified in the HIPAA Security Rule… such encryption renders the breach notification provisions of the HITECH Act inapplicable.”
— HHS Guidance Specifying the Technologies and Methodologies for Securing PHI · 45 CFR § 164.402

No Public Disclosure

No 60-day notification clock, no HHS portal listing, no press release.

Reduced OCR Exposure

Demonstrated safeguards reduce regulatory and enforcement exposure.

Lower Insurance Premiums

Seald Healthcare’s demonstrable controls may qualify for carrier premium credits.

1B+

Patient records exposed across 7,400+ reported healthcare breaches since 2009

AI workflows create new pathways for PHI exposure. Traditional access controls were not designed to govern autonomous systems.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Seald Healthcare do?

Seald Healthcare protects patient data itself, not just the systems around it. Each record is encrypted individually, with decryption authority kept separate from the data. Records stay encrypted wherever they are stored, accessed, or shared and decrypt only during authorized use under policy for an approved person, device, application, or AI agent.

How does Seald Healthcare limit what AI agents can access?

Every AI agent acts with its own credentials, and compromising one can expose everything it can reach. With Seald Healthcare, each agent decrypts only the records its policy allows. Its access can be revoked in real time, and every decryption is logged.

Can prompt injection expose patient data?

Prompt injection can manipulate an AI system into disclosing data. Seald Healthcare does not stop the manipulation itself. It limits the damage, because a manipulated agent can still reach only the records it was authorized to decrypt, and every decryption is logged.

Can Seald Healthcare protect AI workflows?

Yes. Each AI agent or workflow decrypts only the records its policy allows, and its access can be revoked in real time. Records sent to outside AI vendors stay encrypted and decrypt only during authorized use. Every decryption is logged.

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