Certification for the second year in a row demonstrates eHealth’s commitment to leading security practices to help protect sensitive consumer information
eHealth, a top company that provides healthcare technology solutions, has successfully earned the HITRUST i1 certification. This shows how serious eHealth is about keeping sensitive data safe and lowering the risk of cybersecurity issues. This success shows how committed eHealth is to protecting patient information and following industry rules. The HITRUST i1 certification is a tough standard that helps companies handle information security risks well, and eHealth reaching this goal shows the company is taking a strong, proactive stance on data protection in a complicated cyber world.
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eHealth went through a detailed check of its policies, procedures, and security systems. This process showed how well the company can deal with threats and weaknesses in its operations. The company has put in place strong protection measures that keep patient and partner data safe while helping the company follow regulations. By getting the HITRUST i1 certification, eHealth shows it is a trusted partner for healthcare organizations needing secure technology solutions.
“Getting the HITRUST i1 certification is a major achievement for eHealth,” said Ketan Babaria, Chief Digital and AI Officer, eHealth. “It proves our strict security practices and shows our continued effort to keep customers’ data safe from new cybersecurity threats. Our team keeps making security a key part of how we deliver our services.”
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This certification fits with eHealth’s plan to keep improving its cybersecurity efforts. The company keeps watching for new cyber risks and changes its security measures to deal with them. The HITRUST i1 certification also helps eHealth work better with healthcare providers, insurers, and other groups by showing a strong commitment to top information security standards.
By getting this certification, eHealth makes its security system even stronger and builds more trust with its customers and partners. The company continues to focus on providing new healthcare solutions while making sure all sensitive data is protected throughout its systems.
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