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What is the difference between HIPAA and HITRUST

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HIPAA is a law that establishes compliance requirements, and HITRUST is an organisation that assists you in meeting those criteria. The main distinction is that HIPAA is only a list of laws, whereas HITRUST aids businesses in complying with those regulations.

HITRUST created and maintains the CSF, which serves to synchronise HIPAA and other standards such as PCI, ICO, and NIST. Companies might feel more at ease with compliance if the HIPAA is consistent with other standards and rules.

Many individuals incorrectly believe that HITRUST CSF is a new set of laws or that HIPAA is a system, but the truth is that the two are very different, and understanding the differences is crucial.

It’s also crucial to understand the relationship between the two. HITRUST can help people who want to use various service suppliers while still adhering to HIPAA regulations.

HIPAA compliance is necessary to maintain adequate data privacy, but it may be tough to stay on top of. Conduct thorough study to discover which programmes will benefit your company’s efficiency, compliance, and production.

Prashant Phatak

Founder & CEO, Valency Networks

Prashant Phatak is an accomplished leader in the field of IT and Cyber Security. He is Founder and C-level executive of his own firm Valency Networks. Prashant specializes in Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT) of Web, Networks, Mobile Apps, Cloud apps, IoT and OT networks. He is also a certified lead auditor for ISO27001 and ISO22301 compliance.As an proven problem solver, Prashant's expertise is in the field of end to end IT and Cyber security consultancy to various industry sectors.

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