# Apollo: full website context

## Summary

Apollo provides supported virtual machines through AWS Marketplace. Its website positions those products as HIPAA-focused hardened infrastructure for healthcare and life-sciences cloud, security, and platform teams.

Apollo's current public catalog contains supported Linux operating-system and application-stack listings. The catalog includes Amazon Linux, Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu combinations with base operating-system images and selected Go, HAProxy, MariaDB, Nginx, PHP, PostgreSQL, and Rust stacks. Available architectures vary by exact product and include x86_64 and ARM64 / AWS Graviton.

Use https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/products/catalog.json for the canonical machine-readable product set. It contains exact product IDs, titles, operating-system details, architecture, Apollo page paths, and direct AWS Marketplace URLs.

## Compliance and security boundary

An Apollo image may support technical safeguards and a stronger operating-system baseline. It does not independently make a workload, organization, or operating program HIPAA compliant, certified, accredited, or authorized.

Customers remain responsible for the complete system, including architecture, identity and access, networking, encryption, keys and secrets, application behavior, interfaces, data handling, logging, monitoring, backups, vulnerability and change management, incident response, procedures, risk decisions, contracts, and retained evidence. Customers should obtain qualified legal, compliance, privacy, and security guidance for their circumstances.

Hardening can change services, protocols, ports, permissions, authentication, integrations, dependencies, and performance. Evaluate the exact product and version with the real application outside production. Document exceptions and validate the surrounding safeguards before promotion.

## Framework alignment

Apollo supports infrastructure evaluation across six healthcare security sources:

1. HIPAA Security Rule: federal standards for administrative, physical, and technical safeguards protecting ePHI.
2. NIST SP 800-66 Rev. 2: NIST implementation guidance for the HIPAA Security Rule.
3. HITECH Act: federal law strengthening HIPAA privacy and security protections and extending obligations to business associates.
4. HHS Healthcare and Public Health Cybersecurity Performance Goals: voluntary healthcare-specific essential and enhanced goals.
5. HICP 2023: Health Industry Cybersecurity Practices addressing leading sector threats through ten mitigating practices.
6. HITRUST CSF: a certifiable, risk-based control framework harmonizing relevant standards and regulatory requirements.

Framework support means an Apollo image can be evaluated as one infrastructure input to a broader control program. It does not mean Apollo products or customer workloads are automatically compliant, HITRUST certified, accredited, or authorized.

Dedicated framework pages:

- HIPAA Security Rule: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/hipaa-security-rule
- NIST SP 800-66 Rev. 2: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/nist-sp-800-66-rev-2
- HITECH Act: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/hitech-act
- HHS Healthcare and Public Health CPGs: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/hhs-hph-cpgs
- HICP 2023: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/hicp-2023
- HITRUST CSF: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks/hitrust-csf

## Industry pages

Apollo publishes focused landing pages for healthcare, health technology, life sciences, and business-associate operating environments. Each page connects industry-specific evaluation questions to the framework pages and the exact Apollo product catalog.

- Healthcare: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/industries/healthcare
- Health technology: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/industries/health-technology
- Life sciences: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/industries/life-sciences
- Business associates: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/industries/business-associates

## Product selection

Select an exact build using all of the following:

1. Software stack or base operating system.
2. Operating-system family and release.
3. Processor architecture.
4. Exact AWS Marketplace product ID and listing.

Current price, regions, release details, support terms, and contractual terms remain on the applicable AWS Marketplace listing.

## Support

Apollo publishes support@apollohealthcaresecurity.com for product and image-specific questions. Current Apollo AWS listings state a 24-hour support response time; the exact listing should be checked for applicable terms.

Useful support details include the AWS product ID, listing URL, operating system, version, stack, architecture, expected behavior, observed behavior, reproducible steps, impact, and sanitized diagnostics.

Do not send ePHI, patient information, credentials, passwords, private keys, access tokens, secrets, or other regulated or sensitive information through the public email channel.

## Canonical navigation

- Home: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/
- Approach: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/capabilities
- Products: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/products
- Industries: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/industries
- Frameworks: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/frameworks
- Support: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/support
- Company: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/company
- Contact: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/contact
- News: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/news
- Privacy: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/privacy
- Website terms: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/terms
- Product catalog JSON: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/products/catalog.json
- Sitemap: https://apollohealthcaresecurity.com/sitemap.xml

## Freshness

The public AWS product catalog used by this site was checked on 2026-08-25. Machine readers should prefer the product catalog JSON and the exact AWS Marketplace listing for current product facts.