To meet increasing security demands and reduce reputation risk, companies have been looking to employ the HITRUST “assess once, report many” assurance model, which streamlines the effort associated with providing trust and transparency to healthcare customers and other constituents. However, obtaining and retaining a HITRUST CSF certification requires constant monitoring and compliance.
Organizations can implement certain checks and balances before undertaking the HITRUST certification assessment, enabling them to achieve certification while reducing ongoing compliance costs.
This publication documents best practices to assist organizations in aligning to the HITRUST framework, with the ultimate goal of becoming certified: