HITRUST’s quality assurance process is rigorous, and only specific types of evidence meet its expectations. Candidates must learn the three key evidence categories: Policy, which defines organizational intent; Procedure, which describes consistent execution steps; and Proof, which demonstrates actual operation. Each type aligns to different PRISMA maturity levels, ensuring that both documentation and performance are evaluated. Policies must be formally approved, procedures must be

The Health Information Trust Alliance, better known as HITRUST, was created to solve a growing problem: the fragmented landscape of overlapping cybersecurity and privacy requirements. Organizations in healthcare, finance, and technology faced dozens of frameworks—HIPAA, NIST, ISO, and others—all requiring similar but differently worded safeguards. HITRUST consolidated these into a single, certifiable framework designed to deliver assurance, not just guidance. It bridges the gap between

Before diving into HITRUST certification, every learner must grasp the basics of HIPAA—the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act—and the concept of Protected Health Information, or PHI. HIPAA sets federal standards for protecting identifiable patient data across physical, electronic, and verbal forms. PHI includes any data that can link a person to their health records, such as medical history, insurance numbers, or treatment information. Understanding what constitutes PHI is

Success in HITRUST studies depends on mastering its terminology and conceptual structure. The framework uses specific terms—control references, assessment objects, requirement statements, and maturity levels—that have precise meanings. Each term contributes to how evidence is collected and evaluated. Developing the right mental model means seeing HITRUST as a system of interconnected assurance components rather than an isolated checklist. For exam candidates, this clarity allows for

HITRUST is often compared to other well-known cybersecurity frameworks such as NIST CSF, ISO 27001, and the CIS Critical Security Controls. While each promotes sound governance, risk management, and control practices, their purposes differ. NIST CSF offers a flexible structure for improving security posture, ISO 27001 formalizes an information security management system (ISMS), and CIS 18 provides prioritized technical safeguards. HITRUST, by contrast, consolidates these frameworks into a

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