Medical Licensure

WHERE EXAM SECURITY MEETS PUBLIC TRUST AND SAFETY

Medical licensure exams are critical for the safety and welfare of society as a whole. Caveon’s exam security experts are here to ensure trust in the validity and reliability of those exams.

HOW CAVEON HELPS MEDICAL LICENSURE PROGRAMS

TRUSTED SECURITY EXPERTISE

We provide test security guidance and services that proactively protect your program.

Whether you want guidance in evaluating your test security solutions, investigating breaches, analyzing suspicious test scores, or helping you navigate the threat of AI—Caveon’s test security experts are here to help. We provide the support you need to audit your procedures, build a security handbook, establish an incident response plan, examine your testing data, and so much more.

OBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE

We deliver actionable insight into the health and validity of your exams and test scores.

In the medical licensure space it is critical to determine which exam scores are valid and which items have been exposed, with an eye on the overall health of your program. Our experts understand your unique challenges. We’ll give you the tools to appropriately and defensibly interpret and act on your findings—from canceling a score to pursuing legal action—to restore trust and validity in the ecosystem of your program.

AI-PREPAREDNESS

We help you navigate emerging test security threats.

Caveon tracks new technologies and evolving trends in exam theft and cheating to build appropriate solutions that combat those threats. The use of AI in aiding cheating, for example, is always evolving, and we already have proven solutions to confront it. Our team of exam security and data scientists is dedicated to the task of understanding emerging technological threats and creating solutions that prevent, deter, detect, and react to their use.

RAPID INCIDENT RESPONSE

We give you the tools and assistance to mitigate the consequences of a security breach.

When medical licensure programs uncover instances of cheating or discover that their proprietary exam material has been exposed, Caveon assists in determining and enacting the appropriate response. Options can include quickly rewriting items using cloning or AI technology, republishing compromised forms or exams, conducting thorough investigations, and a variety of other solutions that promptly address any issues to uphold exam integrity and program reputation.

What do medical licensure programs typically do to ensure public trust in their programs?

Data Forensics

Shine a light on suspicious patterns in your testing data to detect potential instances of fraud. Caveon Data Forensics℠ scientists analyze your testing data using a suite of proprietary statistics, then provide a comprehensive report and expert support to interpret and act on the findings.

Web and Media Monitoring

Web Patrol® leverages technology, tools, and human expertise to identify, prioritize, and monitor online locations where medical licensure candidates may be sharing sensitive test information. Our experts provide updates with prioritized risk assessments and actionable recommendations.

Rapid Item Pool
Expansion

Our award-winning AI Item Writer, security-enhancing Chameleon Clones, and easy-to-use AIG tool can all mobilize to support you in the event of a security breach. Quickly republish items and forms, or deploy a large item bank to address the problem of pre-knowledge.

Security Audits and Investigations

Caveon’s Audit and Response team is the world’s leading expert in the niche art of auditing and investigating exam security concerns. We identify the available evidence, conduct interviews, analyze data, and gain a holistic understanding of your program and situation. Our experts are the level-headed, thorough, neutral partners you want on the job.

Ready to Talk With an Exam Security Expert?

Reach out and tell us about your organization’s needs today!

“For years, Caveon has helped the American Board of Surgery to assure the integrity of our examinations so that we can address our mission of protecting the public in terms of optimal surgical care.”

Thomas W. Biester, Director of Psychometrics & Data Analysis

American Board of Surgery

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