Censinet | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

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Team Bitscale

17 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

Censinet

Overview

Censinet is a healthcare-focused risk management and cybersecurity company based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 2017, the company is led by CEO and Founder Ed Gaudet and employs a small team dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity in the healthcare sector. It is recognized as an American Hospital Association Preferred Cybersecurity Provider, trusted by leading healthcare organizations.

The flagship product, Censinet RiskOps™, is a cloud-based risk exchange designed specifically for healthcare. Offering comprehensive capabilities for third-party risk management, enterprise risk management, and the Command Center visualization tool, the platform enables healthcare organizations to manage and mitigate cyber risks effectively, leveraging AI-driven solutions for enhanced cybersecurity and compliance. Censinet serves healthcare delivery organizations, payers, and vendors, helping them navigate the complexities of risk management in the healthcare landscape.

Basic Information

Industry	information technology & services
Founded	2017
Revenue	$6.1M
Headquarters	101 Arch St, 800, Boston, Massachusetts 02110, United States

Contact Details

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Third-party vendor risk management
Risk assessment
Software development
Cybersecurity
Vendor risk management
Healthcare IT
Cybersecurity benchmarks
Medical devices security
Supply chain security
Enterprise risk management
HIPAA compliance
Patient data protection
Clinical trials risk
Cybersecurity preparedness
Automated workflows
Risk data sharing
Healthcare collaborative network
Data security assessments
Peer benchmarking
Cyber risk insights
Health IT solutions
TPRM transformation
Risk control
Cyber attack prevention
Effective risk mitigation
Integrated risk platforms
Healthcare systems
Risk network effects
Command center for risks
Cybersecurity strategies
IT security
Cloud-based risk solutions
Digital health security
Healthcare compliance
Operational resilience
Healthcare vendors
Real-time risk management
Proactive cybersecurity
Regulatory compliance
Security assessments
Threat mitigation
Cyber risk analytics
Patient safety
Data breach reduction
Security questionnaires

Technologies Used

AI
Bootstrap Framework
Cloudflare DNS
Django
Gmail
Google Apps
Google Font API
Google Tag Manager
Inspectlet
Intercom
Linkedin Marketing Solutions
Mobile Friendly
Netlify
Pardot
React Redux
Remote
Salesforce
Sendgrid
Slack
Typekit
Webflow
reCAPTCHA

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