LanguageLine Solutions, the world leader in language access, today announced that its translation division, also known as LanguageLine Translation Solutions, has earned certified status by HITRUST for foundational cybersecurity.
HITRUST Essentials, 1-year (e1) Certification demonstrates that the organization’s translation division is focused on the most critical cybersecurity controls to demonstrate that essential cybersecurity hygiene is in place. The e1 Assessment and Certification is one of three progressive HITRUST assessments that leverage the HITRUST CSF framework to prescribe cyber threat-adaptive controls that are appropriate for each level of assurance.
“Security is a top-line priority for us,” LanguageLine President and CEO Scott W. Klein said. “It’s imperative that organizations like ours keep pace with current and emerging threats. We are pleased to demonstrate to clients our commitment to cybersecurity and data protection.”
“The HITRUST e1 Validated Assessment is a good tool for cyber-aware organizations like LanguageLine that want to build assurances and demonstrate due diligence around information security and privacy,” HITRUST Chief Strategy Officer Robert Booker said. “We applaud LanguageLine for their commitment to cybersecurity and successful completion of their HITRUST e1 Certification.”
About LanguageLine Solutions
LanguageLine has been the world leader in innovative language-access solutions since 1982. The company sets the global standard for Translation and Localization in over 480 language pairs.
LanguageLine also offers phone, video, and onsite interpreting, as well as interpretation for virtual meetings, telehealth, electronic health records (EHR), and testing and training for bilingual staff and interpreters.
LanguageLine is trusted by more than 30,000 clients to enable communication with the limited English proficient, Deaf, and Hard-of-Hearing communities. LanguageLine delivers the industry's fastest and most dependable access to more than 20,000 professional linguists in more than 240 languages - 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.