The healthcare sector is increasingly under siege from sophisticated cyber threats that target patient care, disrupt operations and expose sensitive protected health information (PHI). From ransomware attacks to advanced threats, these challenges highlight the critical need for robust, proactive security.
Clinicians didn’t sign up to be IT experts. Yet, they are forced to navigate complex passwords, security protocols, and repeated identity verification processes every day when they should really be focused on providing patient care.
Is this really the best we can do for the healthcare workers we rely on?
At Imprivata, we refuse to believe it is—and at HIMSS 2025, we’re excited to show how our latest innovations in mobile device access, passwordless authentication, and workflow analytics are changing the future of clinical access.
In a significant milestone, Imprivata has been honored with the 2025 Best in KLAS Award for Access Management. This prestigious recognition highlights Imprivata's exceptional performance and customer satisfaction in the healthcare sector.
A survey of 1,942 IT and IT security practitioners finds nearly half (47%) work for organizations that have experienced a data breach or cyberattack in the past 12 months that involved a third-party that has access to their network.
As software supply chains grow increasingly interconnected, security threats continue to evolve. While common risks like third-party vulnerabilities and dependency issues are well-known, less-common or overlooked software supply chain threats can leave organizations exposed to potential attacks.
Joel Burleson-Davis of Imprivata discusses the future of cybersecurity in healthcare and manufacturing, focusing on third-party threats and innovative solutions.
This week Healthcare IT Today will be attending the ViVE Conference happening in Nashville. For those not familiar with the event, it’s a partnership between HLTH and CHIME that brings together some of the best healthcare CIOs and other healthcare executives at one great event. The conference boasts 8,000+ attendees, 800+ sponsors, 1500+ C-level, and 300 speakers.
The healthcare sector is no stranger to third-party data breaches, making third-party risk management and privileged access management imperative elements of any healthcare organization's security strategy.