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Streamline clinical workflows with Citrix XenDesktop and Imprivata OneSign

How do you implement desktop virtualization in a way that speeds care provider adoption and enhances patient care?  Combine strong authentication and single sign-on from Imprivata OneSign with Citrix XenDesktop.

In a new white paper, Virtual Desktops in Hospitals: Streamlining Clinical Workflows, Citrix describes common clinical use case and tips for managing the transition to virtual desktops.

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Streamline regulatory compliance

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Streamline regulatory compliance to protect sensitive data

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Streamline Security with Imprivata FairWarning + SIEM Integration

Close security gaps and pinpoint the source of internal and external threats by integrating Imprivata FairWarning's User Activity Monitoring with a SIEM tool like Splunk or SolarWinds.
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Strengthen your security posture with identity governance and privileged access management

Need to keep identity and access locked down? Then you need identity governance and privileged access management.
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Strengthening our Epic connection

I took a brief excursion last week to Madison, Wisconsin with a couple of colleagues to update the folks at Epic about hospitals that use systems from both Epic and Imprivata: we have more than 60 customers in common. With Epic at their epicenter, where does Imprivata No Click Access® fit into the ecosystem of these hospitals?

To discover the answer we asked some of them; it turns out that they fall into three camps:

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Strengthening security: 5 lessons to learn from Microsoft's recent Azure and Exchange server challenges

The recent data breach of Microsoft’s Azure platform and Exchange servers highlights the importance of proactively preparing for cyberattacks. 

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Strong Authentication

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Strong Authentication at the Point of Transaction

Recently, according to a Federal Computer Week article, the Drug Enforcement Administration proposed rules to allow e-Prescribing of controlled substances, such as painkillers and stimulants. The proposed rules require doctors to use two forms of identification for each transmission of e-Prescriptions for controlled substances in addition to an annual audit of each system by a certified public accountancy. Under current rules, doctors may use e-Prescribing for most prescriptions but must sign a written prescription for Schedule II controlled substances, such as Nembutal, OxyContin and opium. The DEA rule, if it becomes final, would allow doctors to use the same system for generating and transmitting all prescriptions.
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Strong Authentication is a Healthcare Priority in 2009

Happy New Year everyone. Unfortunately for all of us, we enter 2009 facing the reality of an economic recession that affects every industry. Layoffs are rampant, budgets are slashed and businesses are scrambling to weather the economic storm. Faced with these hard realities, it's a good time to regroup and rethink our next steps as we prepare for the eventual upturn.