Censinet Third-party Risk Management Platform for Healthcare

Censinet is the first and only third-party risk management platform built by and for healthcare organizations to assess the threats to patient care that exist within the expanding ecosystem of vendors. Censinet is a an exchange-based platform that is purpose-built to solve specific problems and challenges for healthcare organizations, setting it apart from other approaches in the market. At its core, Censinet enables broader risk coverage and reduces administrative burden by eliminating the use of inefficient spreadsheets and simplifying, automating, and streamlining risk management workflows. With its unique One-click Assessment™ capabilities and Digital Vendor Catalog™, the Censinet Platform reduces the time to assess vendor risk from weeks to seconds, while automating inefficient workflows and providing continuous real-time insights into the changing risk profile of each vendor and product. Censinet Digital Vendor Catalog™ lets users easily access and manage all vendors in one place. Providers can quickly search and find risk assessments on more than 5,000 vendors and 7,600 products across an inventory of healthcare IT software/hardware product categories (clinical, EHR, patient engagement, infusion pumps, patient monitoring, mobile health, PPE, etc.) and types (software, hardware, on-premise, cloud, hybrid, consulting services, mobile, wearables, etc.). As providers and vendors interact with the platform, the Censinet Digital Vendor Catalog’s™ value organically increases for all end users in the form of consistent execution of risk assessments, faster turnaround for both providers and vendor sales cycles, and clear tracking of corrective action plans for future follow up. All Censinet questionnaires are versioned with full history and audit trails. Standard risk questionnaires cover thousands of clinical, business, and operational applications whether in the cloud, on-premises, or hybrid, plus hardware devices and appliances, and other connected internet of things (IoT) devices.