Guides and Tools
Free Tools, Guides, and Frameworks for Healthcare IT and Compliance
These resources are here to help you understand your exposure, close your gaps, and see what Continuous can do for your organization.
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Resources designed to help healthcare organizations assess exposure, strengthen compliance, and prepare for regulatory review.
HIPAA Security Rule Impact Matrix
Free Tool | Guide
A structured framework for understanding the HIPAA Security Rule updates and what they require from your organization. Use it to identify gaps, prioritize action, and build a defensible position.
Best for:
Compliance officers, IT directors, and CISOs preparing for
updated enforcement.
Risk Analysis Defensibility Matrix
Free Tool | Guide
Incomplete or undocumented risk analysis remains a leading
issue in HIPAA enforcement. This matrix outlines what a defensible risk
analysis requires, including scope, documentation, and how it is evaluated
during an audit.
Best for:
Organizations preparing for OCR audits or strengthening
their compliance foundation.
OCR Investigation Survival Kit
Free Guide
An overview of how OCR investigations are triggered, what
regulators expect to see, and how organizations should respond. Includes the
documentation and processes that can materially impact outcomes.
Best for:
Healthcare executives, privacy officers, and compliance
leaders.
The Reality of Healthcare Cyber Threats
Free Guide
A clear breakdown of why healthcare organizations are
frequently targeted, what makes them vulnerable, and what defensibility
requires in practice when regulators, insurers, and legal teams are involved.
Best for:
Healthcare executives, IT leaders, and compliance officers
evaluating cybersecurity risk.
AI Governance Assessment
Free Assessment
A structured assessment designed to help healthcare organizations understand how AI is being used, where governance gaps may exist, and what steps are needed to safely adopt and manage AI technologies across the organization.
Best for:
Healthcare executives, IT leaders, compliance officers, department managers, and organizations developing AI policies, oversight, and governance programs.