Epic is one of the most critical systems in any healthcare organization. Getting identity right inside Epic ensures clinicians can do their jobs without delay, administrators have the right visibility, and security teams maintain control and compliance.
We understand how Epic’s EMP, SER, credentialing, security, and provisioning structures interact - and how this influences identity lifecycle and access governance. Our team has delivered successful Epic integrations in SailPoint and NetIQ/OpenText IDM for organizations of all sizes. We help you align your identity platform with Epic’s unique operational and regulatory requirements and build integrations that reflect how your clinicians and staff actually work day-to-day.
Read about how we’ve worked with a range of leaders across industries and technologies solving problems and helping clarify their systems.
Enhancing the network of a growing healthcare provider with over 100,000 skilled and compassionate caregivers operating over 50 hospital campuses to ensure they could easily and flexibly deliver continual service with the utmost privacy and compliance.
Your identity environment will get more complex - more systems, more users, more risk, more scrutiny.
CIS partners with you from implementation through long-term operations, helping you govern access, reduce risks, and make confident decisions as requirements evolve. We don't disappear after go-live. We stay engaged as identity becomes more critical to your business.
If you're planning, modernizing, or already feeling the strain of complexity, let's talk.
CIS is a global identity and cybersecurity consultancy and implementer, specializing in Modern Identity Governance, that delivers stronger governance, access management, and zero trust architecture. We partner with established and emerging enterprises to create, improve, and manage future-focused identity systems - ensuring they stay secure, compliant, and optimized around people’s needs. We bring clarity to a complex world.
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