Author: Alex Sánchez Vega

  • No Global Directories

    Why VITIA Doesn’t Have a “Global Search” Feature From a user experience perspective, a global search bar seems convenient. Type in a name, find a profile, and connect. But from a cybersecurity perspective, global directories are a massive honeypot for hackers looking to compromise personal information. By completely eliminating a centralized, searchable directory of users,…

  • The Invitation-Only Model

    The Invitation-Only Model: Putting Patients in the Driver’s Seat Many digital health apps allow users to search for any patient in a massive, centralized directory. We think that approach is outdated and insecure. At VITIA, we use an “Invitation-Only” model. No one, not even your health provider, can search for you, and they cannot see…

  • Demystifying Encryption

    Headline: What is Point-to-Point Encryption? (And Why Your Data Needs It) Imagine sending a letter across the country. In the traditional world, anyone handling the envelope could theoretically open it and read your medical notes. “Point-to-Point” or end-to-end encryption turns your letter into an unbreakable, scrambled digital code the second it leaves your device. It…

  • Why Keeping Fasting Blood Glucose Below 100 mg/dL is Crucial for Type 2 Diabetes Management

    Why Keeping Fasting Blood Glucose Below 100 mg/dL is Crucial for Type 2 Diabetes Management

    For people with type 2 diabetes, controlling blood glucose levels is essential to maintaining good health and preventing complications. One of the most important indicators is fasting blood glucose, which is measured after at least eight hours of not eating. Experts recommend that this value be below 100 mg/dL to maintain good diabetes control and…

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