SonoSim Achieves TX-RAMP Certification, Strengthening Data Security and Compliance for Texas Institutions

Certification underscores SonoSim’s commitment to secure, compliant ultrasound education for medical institutions.

SonoSim, Inc., a leading provider of ultrasound education and training solutions, announced it has achieved Level 2 certification under the Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP). The certification confirms that SonoSim meets the State of Texas’s stringent data security and compliance requirements for cloud-based service providers.

SonoSim, Inc., has achieved Level 2 TX-RAMP certification.

TX-RAMP, administered by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR), provides a standardized approach for security assessment and continuous monitoring of cloud computing services used by Texas government and educational institutions. SonoSim’s certification enables these entities to confidently procure and deploy SonoSim’s ultrasound training platform while ensuring alignment with state cybersecurity mandates.

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“Achieving this level of TX-RAMP certification reinforces our commitment to safeguarding sensitive educational data and cybersecurity compliance at a very high level,” said Corey Nichols, Vice President of Engineering at SonoSim. “We’re proud to provide a trusted, secure platform for ultrasound education that empowers Texas institutions to train the next generation of healthcare professionals with confidence.”

The Level 2 TX-RAMP certification represents a significant milestone in SonoSim’s ongoing efforts to uphold the highest standards of information security, privacy, and reliability. The company’s comprehensive data protection framework supports compliance across multiple regulated sectors, including healthcare education, higher education, and government.

“This achievement simplifies the procurement process for our partners in Texas and affirms that SonoSim meets their rigorous compliance expectations,” added Nicole Durden Sobolewski, Chief Operating Officer at SonSim. “We look forward to continuing to expand our support for institutions committed to excellence in ultrasound education.”