Direct API integration automates evidence submission to HITRUST MyCSF, replacing manual rework with automated evidence submission across HIPAA, HITRUST, and other frameworks.
ZenGRC, a governance, risk, and compliance platform designed for streamlined compliance teams, has announced a direct integration with HITRUST MyCSF. The integration allows healthcare organizations to automate evidence submission, control mapping, and assessment preparation, helping teams manage multiple compliance frameworks without duplicating work.
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Healthcare organizations often operate two separate compliance programs that rarely intersect. HIPAA compliance relies heavily on documentation, policy updates, and oversight from Privacy or Legal teams. HITRUST certification, on the other hand, is evidence-based, control-driven, and generally managed by Information Security or GRC teams. These programs often run on different systems with no shared workflow, creating redundant work, inconsistent documentation, and weeks of manual preparation before assessments. Without integration, teams enter data in their GRC platform and then manually re-enter it into HITRUST MyCSF, resulting in hundreds of duplicate entries. The ZenGRC MyCSF integration eliminates this inefficiency and saves considerable time.
The integration connects ZenGRC directly to HITRUST’s assessment platform through the MyCSF API. Teams can submit evidence from ZenGRC directly to MyCSF without rework, cross-map controls across HIPAA, HITRUST, and other frameworks, track approvals and chain of custody, receive automatic updates when HITRUST R2 requirements change, and automate evidence collection across 117 integrations with cloud infrastructure, identity providers, and security tools.
Rob Ellis, CEO of ZenGRC, said, “Healthcare compliance teams have been doing the same work twice for years. This integration changes that. You collect evidence once, map it across HIPAA and HITRUST, and submit directly to assessors without rework.” Jeremy Huval, Chief Innovation Officer at HITRUST, added, “By combining ZenGRC’s automated control monitoring with the HITRUST assurance program, we are setting a new standard for proactive compliance. This improves risk assurance and operational efficiency for healthcare organizations.”
This integration ensures that healthcare compliance teams can work more efficiently, reduce errors, and maintain continuous compliance without duplicating efforts. It represents a major step toward simplifying regulatory processes and strengthening operational oversight.
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