HITRUST certification is becoming an increasingly important requirement for organizations that need to demonstrate security assurance to customers, partners, regulators, and other stakeholders. But in
Healthcare organizations are adopting AI faster than their security and governance programs can keep up. More than 70% of healthcare organizations surveyed in the 2026
HIPAA compliance is not difficult because healthcare teams do not know what HIPAA requires. It becomes difficult when those requirements have to be translated into
HITRUST AI Security and ISO/IEC 42001 are not competing AI standards. They address different layers of AI assurance. HITRUST AI Security focuses on validating the
HITRUST released CSF v11.9.0 on September 24, 2026, introducing updates to authoritative source mappings, AI security, technology-specific requirements, and the e1 and i1 assessment baselines.
HITRUST AI Security Certification provides third-party validated assurance that an organization’s deployed AI systems have controls in place to mitigate AI-specific cybersecurity threats. The certification
AI is becoming part of how organizations build products, serve customers, analyze data, and run everyday operations. But as AI adoption accelerates, security teams are
Choosing the Right Assurance Strategy For healthcare technology companies, SaaS providers, and business associates, the right assurance strategy starts with the deliverable customers require and
A successful HITRUST CSF assessment in 2026 requires more than collecting policies and screenshots before an assessor arrives. Organizations need a structured approach to scoping,
What Does a HITRUST Assessor Evaluate? A HITRUST assessor evaluates whether an organization’s security and privacy controls are appropriately scoped, implemented, supported by sufficient evidence,
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