Censinet 30-in-30 is a cybersecurity risk management program that enables CHIME and AEHIS members to complete up to 30 vendor risk assessments in 30 days at no cost, helping healthcare organizations enhance security and reduce costs.
Ready to strengthen your cybersecurity risk management? Join the Censinet 30-in-30 program today to complete 30 risk assessments in 30 days at no cost. Visit Censinet.com/30-in-30-program to learn more.
The Censinet 30-in-30 program is an exclusive offering for members of CHIME (College of Healthcare Information Management Executives) and AEHIS (Association for Executives in Healthcare Information Security). It provides free access to the Censinet RiskOps platform for 30 days to conduct up to 30 cybersecurity risk assessments on vendors and products of the participant’s choice. The program is designed to reduce costs, save time, and free up resources for healthcare organizations while addressing critical cybersecurity challenges.
The program is exclusively available to members of CHIME and AEHIS. Eligible participants include healthcare delivery organizations seeking to enhance their third-party risk management capabilities.
Participants in the program gain access to: 30 Free Risk Assessments: Evaluate up to 30 vendors or products, including on-premise software, cloud applications, medical devices, and professional services. Benchmarking Insights: Compare risk, performance, and overall experience with peer healthcare organizations. Exclusive Discounts: Qualify for CHIME and AEHIS member follow-on license discounts with no financial obligation for participation. Streamlined Risk Management: Reduce the time and effort required to assess vendor risks, freeing up valuable resources.
The Censinet 30-in-30 program covers a wide range of vendors and products critical to healthcare operations, including: On-Premise Software: Localized IT systems used by healthcare organizations. Cloud Applications: SaaS products and cloud-based tools that enable remote access and secure data sharing. Medical Devices: Equipment and technology used in clinical workflows and patient care. Professional Services: Vendors providing IT consulting, support, or other specialized services.
Third-party vendors introduce significant cybersecurity risks to healthcare organizations, including: Ransomware Attacks: Disrupt patient care and impact operational continuity. Data Breaches: Expose sensitive patient information (PHI, PII). Operational Vulnerabilities: Weak links in vendor systems can lead to disruptions. A strong third-party risk management program ensures: Patient Safety: Protects care delivery from cyber disruptions. Regulatory Compliance: Meets standards like HIPAA to safeguard sensitive data. Operational Resiliency: Maintains continuity of critical services.
Automation: Streamlines risk assessments, saving time and resources. Comprehensive Risk Coverage: Assesses risks across a wide variety of technical and non-technical vendors. Actionable Insights: Provides detailed reports to guide decision-making and prioritize risk mitigation. Collaborative Tools: Enables vendor engagement and benchmarking with peer organizations.