No time
Security teams are stretched thin. Every new AI vendor means another 40-page questionnaire and no time to read what their controls actually do at runtime.
For Health System IT, Security & Procurement
Fifty vendors knocking. Forty-page security questionnaires. Model cards instead of runtime proof. Glacis gives health system IT, security, and procurement teams the questions to ask AI vendors about runtime controls and evidence — and an evidence-pack readiness sprint to run on the vendor offering you’re actually about to sign.
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The problem
“We have 50+ AI vendors knocking on our door. Radiology wants one thing, pathology wants another, nursing wants three more. My team can barely keep up with regular security reviews, let alone AI-specific runtime evidence reviews.”
— Health System CISO
Why current process breaks
Security teams are stretched thin. Every new AI vendor means another 40-page questionnaire and no time to read what their controls actually do at runtime.
Traditional security frameworks weren’t built for AI. SOC 2 doesn’t cover runtime guardrails, hallucination risk, or whether the vendor’s controls actually fired on your traffic.
AI incidents are becoming litigation. Recent cases show why signed evidence receipts of consent capture and runtime guardrails matter at the deposition table.
Beyond compliance theater
“Compliance” is too small a word for what you need. Intake, governance, runtime monitoring, evidence-pack readiness, and action.
01 / INTAKE
The questions to ask AI vendors about runtime controls, signed receipts, and evidence packs — before a clinical team commits to a pilot.
02 / GOVERNANCE
Which vendors are approved, for which use cases, with which data access — and which controls must run at runtime to keep that approval.
03 / MONITORING
Ongoing visibility into vendor AI behavior through signed receipts. Are the controls the vendor described actually firing on your traffic?
04 / EVIDENCE
Evidence packs that map to HIPAA, state AI laws, and your AI committee charter — signed runtime receipts, not vendor attestations.
What’s coming
Health systems that deploy vendor AI without runtime evidence of governance are taking on significant liability. The leading regulations:
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Fixed scope. 10 business days. One vendor offering you’re actually about to sign — runtime controls scoped against your environment, and an evidence pack your AI committee, security team, and legal can review.
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