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Security & ProductionGuide

Shared responsibility

What Solia does and what you do.

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Division

  • Solia: platform isolation, authorization enforcement, credential storage, delivery and audit records, fail-closed connection gates and the release decision for native connectors.
  • Laboratory: catalog accuracy, mappings, clinical release decisions, member access, and validation of its own interfaces. The laboratory remains responsible for each transaction and its clinical content.
  • Laboratory IT: network path and firewall rules, LIS interface configuration and licences, test endpoints and credentials, and hosting of any gateway or Edge agent inside its network.
  • Partner: protecting its API keys, verifying webhook signatures, deduplicating deliveries, and handling data lawfully in its own systems.

Limitation

Solia does not hold vendor certification for any LIS product or connector release. Independent security testing of the native connector runtime has not yet been completed.

Incident and support boundaries

Platform-wide availability and incidents are published on System Status. Integration issues are raised through Contact Solia with identifiers only.

Warning

Support never needs secrets, passwords, private keys or patient health information, and they must not be sent through support.

Identifiable-data boundary

  • A partner registers subjects using its own opaque identifier. Names, dates of birth and clinical detail are not part of that reference.
  • Events and webhook deliveries carry allow-listed identifiers and coarse state only — never analyte values, demographics or report documents.
  • Report documents are retrieved per request through the governed report endpoint; no permanent or signed document URL is issued.
  • Released results are the only results exposed externally; an unreleased version is reported as pending or not found regardless of its internal state.

Important

This documentation describes implemented platform controls. It is not a certification or regulatory attestation, and it does not replace a laboratory's own compliance program or a partner's own obligations.

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