Identity and access
Define user roles, organization boundaries and the information each role needs.
Review access, data handling and operational responsibilities as part of your Connect RX evaluation.
SAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.A traceability system handles business records that matter to more than one team. Your security review should connect those records to the people who can access them and the systems through which they move.

Define user roles, organization boundaries and the information each role needs.
Review hosting, retention, backup, deletion and export requirements.
Discuss incident handling, audit information and responsibility for ongoing operation.
A useful security conversation begins with the information the product handles and where it moves. For each flow, identify the users, service accounts, destinations and retention expectations. Match requested controls to deployment evidence rather than relying on a badge or a broad assurance statement.
Who should see or change the record?
Which systems and partners receive it?
How long is it needed and how is it recovered?
What evidence supports the agreed controls?
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
Include your security and procurement teams before the implementation scope is finalized. Ask for the evidence needed by your organization, including applicable policies, architecture details and contractual commitments.
A reference to a law, standard or protocol is different from an independently verified certification. Request the relevant evidence and scope during vendor review.

Yes. Bring your questionnaire, data classification, access model and review process so they can be considered with the product and deployment requirements.
Your systems. Your partners. The task you need to complete.
Discuss your workflow