Every user login is an opportunity for hackers
Organizations commonly force employees to use complex passwords to access each application which creates user frustration and wastes time. This is especially the case in healthcare where providers log in to workstations and applications up to 70+ times per shift. This leaves gaping holes in your security defense that cybercriminals are waiting to fill.
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Eliminate password fatigue and simplify EHR access
Improve security while increasing user productivity with end-to-end authentication and access management that unites authentication, SSO, and virtual desktop roaming.

Give end users time back
Users need to access on-premises and cloud apps quickly. Imprivata OneSign makes signing in easy, giving time back to users.

Reduce risk and complexity
Replace multiple vendors with one solution that enables access to all enterprise applications, shared workstations, and virtual desktops.

Diminish help desk calls
Self-service password management offers users a fast, easy, and secure way to retrieve forgotten passwords or set new ones without calling the help desk.
Single sign-on
Improve security and the end-user experience with SSO that integrates directly into user workflows.
Virtual desktop access
Extend authentication management capabilities to roaming desktop sessions by integrating with leading virtualization platforms and the market’s broadest thin and zero client support.


How it works
Enterprise management services
Access a full-scale team of engineers, architects, and managers that are accountable for proactive delivery and ensuring the continuity and resiliency of your Imprivata OneSign® and Imprivata Confirm ID® solutions


See how Imprivata OneSign fits into the digital identity framework
The Imprivata digital identity framework is your guide to a secure and efficient system for managing identities across borderless networks. Address the key requirements for a robust strategy with governance and administration, identity management, authorization, and access and authentication.