Censinet

The healthcare industry has invested more in security programs and tools over the last 10 years, but health systems spend a smaller share of IT budgets on protection than other industries.

Healthcare information technology security leaders from across the country have shared insights with Becker's regarding the most important steps for hospitals and health systems to take in preventing increased cybersecurity risks when working with th

Censinet CEO and Founder Ed Gaudet will lead a panel discussion with healthcare CISOs on building an effective vendor risk management program.

Censinet and CHIME Survey Reveals That Healthcare Organizations Rush Toward Agentic AI While Operational Maturity Lags

Censinet helps healthcare organizations identify risk, prioritize exposure, and protect patient safety and clinical operations.

The page discusses cybersecurity tools for healthcare in 2025 and their role in addressing threats, compliance needs, and device vulnerabilities.

Validation proves clinical accuracy and compliance; robustness testing ensures AI models remain safe and reliable amid data shifts, noise, and adversarial inputs.

Censinet brings together healthcare, security, and technology leaders who have managed risk inside healthcare organizations and across the broader healthcare ecosystem.

Censinet was founded by healthcare and technology leaders who saw traditional risk management models as insufficient for today’s healthcare environment. It provides risk intelligence and coordinated oversight to manage risk across vendors, products, and services.

Censinet helps organizations address risk across vendors, patient data, medical records, research and IRB, medical devices, and supply chains. Its Censinet RiskOps platform is built on a collaborative network of healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) and more than 40,000 vendors and products.

The company’s privacy policy explains what information it collects, why it collects it, how it uses it, and users’ choices regarding their information.

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