vitalera achieves ENS ALTO certification

vitalera achieves ENS ALTO certification
Interoperability

At vitalera, we have reached a key milestone on our path to excellence: we have been awarded the ENS High-Level Certificate (ENS Nivel Alto), the most demanding accreditation of the National Security Framework (Esquema Nacional de Seguridad, ENS), audit conducted by the well-known OCA Instituto de Certificación, S.L.U.

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This recognition not only certifies that we meet the most rigorous requirements in information security, but also strengthens our role as a strategic partner in the connected health ecosystem and interoperability.

Security and trust at the core of digital health

The ENS High Level ensures that Vitalera’s systems apply the most advanced technical and organizational measures to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. This includes:

  • Rigor and robustness in the protection of sensitive and clinical data.
  • Comprehensive security controls, audited by accredited entities.
  • Regulatory compliance under Royal Decree 311/2022.

This demonstrates that our platform and API not only innovates in digital health but does so under the highest security standards.

vitalera, your trusted partner in connected health

Obtaining this certification is a guarantee for clients, partners, and public administrations that Vitalera is a reliable and prepared ally to:

  • Build trust in digital health and remote monitoring projects for the public and private institutions.
  • Support institutions and companies in public tenders where security is a key requirement.
  • Minimize risks and provide a safe environment for managing health data.

At a time when connected health and interoperability is rapidly advancing, vitalera consolidates itself as a strategic partner, bringing technological innovation backed by the highest levels of security.

A step further towards the future of interoperability and remote care

This achievement reinforces our mission: to make connected health a safe, accessible, and trustworthy reality for all.
We will continue working with commitment and rigor so that every patient, healthcare professional, and organization that relies on us has the peace of mind of knowing their data is protected under the strictest standards.

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