The partnership will enable the companies to offer healthcare organizations enhanced automation, artificial intelligence and predictive analytics capabilities to identify risks associated with privacy and security incidents. The companies aim to provide technology for security and privacy incident detection and risk assessment.
“Radar’s patented incident response functionality alongside Protenus’ AI-powered analytics provide health systems, HIEs, and payers the ability to better manage compliance requirements and mitigate risk across the organization,” said Stacey Davis, vice president of business development for Protenus.
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