MONTEREY, CA – LanguageLine Solutions, the world leader in language access, is proud to announce that its Translation division has upgraded its HITRUST certification from the foundational “e1” to the advanced “i1” status, reflecting a higher standard of compliance within the HITRUST Common Security Framework (CSF).
The HITRUST “i1” certification is a testament to LanguageLine’s commitment to rigorous security standards and robust data protection. The HITRUST CSF framework integrates globally recognized standards, including HIPAA, NIST, and ISO, to address evolving cybersecurity threats. Moving from the “e1” (essential) to the “i1” (intermediate) certification demonstrates LanguageLine’s implementation of enhanced controls and a more mature security posture.
“Security has always been a top-line priority for LanguageLine, especially as we handle sensitive information for clients across industries such as healthcare, government, and finance,” LanguageLine President and CEO Simon Yoxon-Grant said. “Achieving the HITRUST ‘i1’ certification underscores our dedication to maintaining the highest levels of cybersecurity and data protection. It ensures our clients can trust us to safeguard their information with confidence.”
The HITRUST “i1” certification is tailored for organizations that require a higher level of cybersecurity assurance to meet the demands of clients in industries where data security is paramount. The certification process involves a more rigorous evaluation of controls, policies, and practices, ensuring deeper compliance with security regulations and demonstrating a proactive approach to cybersecurity.
With this certification, LanguageLine solidifies its position as a trusted leader in secure multilingual solutions, offering clients peace of mind in an increasingly complex cybersecurity landscape.
“We commend LanguageLine for achieving the HITRUST ‘i1’ Certification,” said Robert Booker, HITRUST Chief Strategy Officer. “This accomplishment reflects their commitment to addressing today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges and building trust with their clients.”