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Health IT buzzwords redefined — 11 healthcare leaders weigh in

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SC Magazine Readers Select Imprivata as a Finalist in 2011 Awards for Best Multifactor Product

LEXINGTON, Mass. — January 5, 2010 – Imprivata, the #1 independent technology authentication and access management provider for health care and other regulated industries, has been named a finalist in the Best Multifactor Product category in the 2011 SC Magazine Awards as one of the information security industry’s most effective in helping address a particular security need in today’s enterprise.

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Imprivata GroundControl: Enabling secure virtual visits during hospital lockdowns

In an effort to reduce COVID-19 infections, hospitals are implementing strict visitation policies preventing any family members, friends, or other loved ones from physically visiting patients in the hospital. These policies often leave patients – many of whom are acutely ill and forced to remain inpatient for long periods of time – completely isolated. Imprivata is helping these patients stay connected with their families and loved ones during their hospital stay.

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KLAS Single Sign-On Performance Report Names Imprivata’s OneSign® Solution #1

Company Rates Highest Customer Scores for Clinician Satisfaction, Productivity and Workflow Enablement.

LEXINGTON, Mass. — December 21, 2010—Imprivata, the #1 independent single sign-on and access management provider for health care and other regulated industries, today announced that KLAS, the health care industry’s leading independent research firm, has named Imprivata’s OneSign® the number one Single Sign-On (SSO) product in its “2010 Single Sign-On: To Identity Management and Beyond” report.

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Live from the National HIPAA Summit

Greetings from the Eighteenth National HIPAA Summit in Washington, DC! It’s turned out to be an interesting event pulling in an array of people as it is co-located with the National Health IT Summit for Government Leaders, the National Health Information Exchange (HIE) Summit and the International mHealth Networking and Web Conference. Mid-way through the week-long event, there are some notable highlights from the conversations I’m having, and from the chatter on the floor and the breakout rooms. In no particular order...
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HITECH Act: One Year Later, Are you Ready for Compliance?

On Feb. 17, 2009, the HITECH Act was enacted, giving birth to new tiered civil monetary penalties for data breach violations, new powers to state attorney generals (AGs) for class-action pursuit and new guidelines for technology and methodologies that render data “unusable, unreadable or indecipherable.” While we previously covered how HITECH will make available $2.0 billion in grant money for organizations to transition to electronic medical records (EMRs) and deploy appropriate security measures, the time is now upon us for full compliance. Otherwise, organizations risk significant penalties from the department of Health and Human Services (HHS)/ Office of Civil Rights (OCR). The Healthcare & Technology blog has a good, quick post with some useful resources...
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2010 Look Ahead: Chief Security Concerns for Chief Executives

As we turn the page to 2010 and look to delve into the top–level security concerns that lie ahead, we’d be remiss not to reflect on those security events that helped shape 2009 into the ‘year of the data breach,’ and take these as learning experiences for the New Year.
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Security Wish List and This Year’s Ultimate Strong Authentication Stocking Stuffer

2009 was a tough year with the global economic downturn resulting in unprecedented workforce reductions. As a result, security risk from insider breaches has never been greater. Now, as we look to turn the page to 2010, it’s already clear that organizations will continue to go beyond the traditional levels of network access security by implementing policies that require users to provide a second form of identity to gain access to IT resources.
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Bill McQuaid Named Computerworld Premier IT Leader for 2010

This week, Computerworld announced the honorees for its annual Premier IT Leaders awards program, and we’d like to congratulate Imprivata customer Bill McQuaid of Parkview Adventist Medical Center for making the 2010 list! Bill was recognized for his innovative approach to electronic medical records (EMR) and the significant contribution he has made to Parkview’s healthcare IT infrastructure.