Passwords continue to slow down productivity in fast-paced workflows. In addition to creating inefficiencies, they are also known to be less secure than other authentication methods. According to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report, 90% of successful cyberattacks and 70% of data breaches originate at endpoint devices.

Passwords are everywhere, and managing them across hundreds of employees, systems, and vendors is more complicated than ever. This article breaks down why consumer password tools fall short in business settings and what true enterprise password management looks like in 2025 and beyond.

CJIS compliance shouldn’t slow the mission. Imprivata’s Nick Stohlman shares why he joined a team dedicated to helping agencies strengthen security and speed operations with simple, secure access that works the way public safety does.

When it comes to law enforcement, every shift depends on having access to information and systems when they’re needed most. That’s been true for the entirety of my career, which spans over two decades. Even now, that part of the job hasn’t changed. What has changed is the complexity of the systems.

The healthcare industry is navigating a cybersecurity crisis as attacks intensify in both frequency and sophistication. In 2024, there were 725 breaches of over 500 patient records, according to the Health Sector Coordinating Council’s (HSCC) 2025 report: On the Edge: Cybersecurity Health of America’s Resource-Constrained Health Providers.

In health care, perhaps even more than in other industries, it is a necessity that networks and applications are accessed only by authorized employees and caregivers. But, health care facilities are busy places, and finding ways to streamline access without compromising security can be a challenge.  This white paper demonstrates how single sign-on technology can fortify your health care organization’s overall security posture while ensuring that you’re ready if and when an audit strikes.