HITRUST Fatigue set in last night at the office as we worked on punching out our HITRUST assessment. Tyler "Commish" Dornenburg and I put in a robust 14 hours on HITRUST yesterday. Well, more like I did 13 hours and he did 14. I went down for a power nap for a bit. Working six days a week to kick off 2019 is a part of our journey along the HITRUST RightStart program. This post is another behind the scenes (BTS) look at a startup striving for HITRUST certification.
Commish, Jonathan "BBQ" Greeley, Chris "Linux" Pearson, and I got on a Zoom call today to get on the page regarding our HITRUST progress. Here's what we covered during our meeting with Engineering:
As we entered a small conference room to put in work, BBQ remarked, "So are we getting ready for the final round?" Pretty classic M. Bison, Street Fighter II reference I'd say.
Getting ready for the final round
I took a look at Section 6 - Configuration Management this morning and saw it had 16 controls remaining. That's where I extended my HITRUST efforts. Here's what I worked on within Configuration Management:
It's 10:27pm now, I'm at home, working on more HITRUST controls. Uniquely tired. Forging ahead.
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