Leading Biopharmaceutical Company Reduces Password Reset Calls by 90% with Imprivata OneSign

LEXINGTON, MA—April 5, 2010—Imprivata®, Inc., the company that simplifies and secures user access, announced today that AMAG Pharmaceuticals has successfully deployed Imprivata OneSign Single Sign-On (SSO) to improve enterprise security and eliminate a growing password management problem. With Imprivata OneSign, AMAG is providing secure, streamlined application access in a hosted environment and improving user workflow.

Ponemon Institute and Imprivata study identifies lack of visibility, scarce internal resources, and immature security strategies serve as primary barriers to combatting third-party access risk

In an era when mobile devices are rapidly becoming the backbone of frontline work in hospitals, factories, and mission-critical environments, managing and optimizing their use has become a serious challenge. Imprivata, the company long known for shaping secure digital identity solutions in high-stakes industries, is stepping into that breach with a new set of analytics capabilities aimed squarely at turning data blind spots into strategic clarity.

Healthcare IT security firm Imprivata announced that it has deployed its OneSign single sign-on software to 91 National Health Service (NHS) Trusts in England, all NHS hospitals in Scotland, and four trusts in Northern Ireland. The company also said that its market share in the U.K. has grown rapidly, with recent customers including the Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trusts and Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Imprivata also announced that it will be holding its 2012 U.K.

Study Finds 65 Percent of Hospitals Expect to be Using Virtual Desktop Infrastructure within Two Years, 84 Percent of which Plan to Implement Single Sign-On to Unlock the Power of their VDI Investment

Healthcare and technology have been two of the busiest sectors in this year’s IPO rush. Imprivata encompasses a little bit of both.

Aaron Miri, who most recently served as chief information officer at Dallas-based Walnut Hill Medical Center, has taken a job as CIO at Imprivata, the healthcare security company.