Introducing automated ISO 27001 and HIPAA compliance in SecureSlate
Photo: Unsplash
Security expectations are rising, and so are the costs of “manual compliance.” Between vendor questionnaires, customer audits, and regulator pressure, teams need a way to prove security posture quickly—without hiring a small army or living in spreadsheets.
That’s why we built SecureSlate: to help modern teams run compliance as an ongoing program, not a once-a-year fire drill.
Today, we’re excited to announce public availability of ISO 27001 and HIPAA workflows in SecureSlate. You can use them as standalone standards, or run them alongside other frameworks in the same workspace.
Key takeaways
- ISO 27001 and HIPAA are now supported in SecureSlate as first-class standards you can run independently or together.
- Centralize controls, owners, and evidence to reduce duplicate work across standards and audits.
- Track readiness continuously with one view of progress, gaps, and what to do next.
- Move faster with templates + guided workflows for common documentation and operational tasks.
What’s new: ISO 27001 + HIPAA in SecureSlate
SecureSlate now supports workflows designed for two of the most requested standards:
- ISO 27001: build and operate an Information Security Management System (ISMS), map to Annex A, and prepare for certification.
- HIPAA: organize safeguards, evidence, and operational tasks needed to support HIPAA-aligned security and privacy programs (especially for business associates handling PHI).
If you’ve been juggling multiple checklists, shared drives, and last-minute evidence requests, the goal is simple: one place to run the work and produce audit-ready artifacts.
Related guides:
- Step-by-step guide to the ISO 27001 certification process
- HIPAA compliance checklist: how to avoid violations and build trust in 2026

GIF via GIPHY
ISO 27001 certification (made more manageable)
ISO 27001 is the global benchmark for demonstrating an effective Information Security Management System (ISMS). It’s also a serious lift: scoping, documentation, risk work, ownership, training, internal audit, and an external certification audit.
SecureSlate helps teams reduce complexity by providing a structured way to:
- Define ISMS scope and keep ownership clear
- Map requirements to controls (including Annex A-aligned control sets)
- Collect and organize evidence so it’s ready when you need it
- Track gaps and remediation with accountable owners and due dates
- Export audit artifacts without rebuilding everything for each audit cycle
The result is less back-and-forth and more consistent progress toward certification.
HIPAA compliance (without the spreadsheet sprawl)
Organizations that create, access, store, or share Protected Health Information (PHI) need to meet HIPAA requirements—or risk fines, contractual fallout, and reputational damage.
HIPAA can be tricky because evidence is often distributed across systems and people, and there isn’t a single certification audit that tells you “you’re done.” That’s why teams need a way to continuously validate that required safeguards are implemented and operating as intended.
SecureSlate helps teams manage HIPAA work by centralizing:
- Policies and procedures (with templates you can customize)
- Evidence and documentation (including contracts and security artifacts)
- Assigned tasks for gaps that can’t be automated
- Progress tracking across safeguards and departments
If you’re a business associate, this is especially helpful for staying ready for customer security reviews, BAAs, and due diligence requests.
One platform for multi-standard readiness
Whether you’re running one standard or many, the workflow problems look similar:
- Controls and policies live in too many places
- Evidence collection is repetitive and brittle
- Ownership is unclear across teams
- Reporting is manual (and painful) when timelines compress
SecureSlate is designed to streamline multi-standard readiness by giving you:
- A single view of progress per standard (and across standards)
- Reusable evidence so you attach once and map everywhere it applies
- Control-to-requirement mapping to reduce duplicate implementation work
- Clear next steps so gaps don’t become “surprises” at audit time
Get started
If ISO 27001 and/or HIPAA is on your roadmap this year, SecureSlate can help you move faster with less operational drag.
Get started for free: Create your SecureSlate account
FAQ
Do we need ISO 27001 certification to be “ISO 27001 aligned”?
No. Many teams implement ISO 27001 practices before they pursue certification. Certification can be valuable for enterprise sales and procurement, but the program work can start earlier.
Is HIPAA “certifiable” like ISO 27001?
Typically, no. HIPAA is a legal and contractual compliance obligation. Teams often use structured frameworks and internal assessments to demonstrate readiness.
Can we run ISO 27001 and HIPAA together?
Yes. Many underlying security practices overlap (risk management, access control, training, incident response). A mapped approach helps you reuse controls and evidence instead of duplicating work.
Disclaimer (legal note)
SecureSlate is not a law firm, and this article does not constitute or contain legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. When determining your obligations and compliance with respect to relevant laws and regulations, you should consult a licensed attorney.
Need compliance without the complexity?
SecureSlate automates ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and more. Built for growing teams. See it in action.
No credit card required
May 4, 2026 · HIPAAComparisons and reviews
The 5 best HIPAA compliance software options for 2026
SecureSlate Team
May 4, 2026 · HIPAA
5 practical tips to navigate AI, security, and compliance in healthcare
SecureSlate Team
May 4, 2026 · ISO 27001Comparisons and reviews
The best ISO 27001 compliance software for 2026
SecureSlate Team