An industry paper calls for reimagined user authentication among clinicians through passwordless systems.
The white paper, "The Journey to Passwordless for Healthcare," is a project delivered by digital identity security company, Imprivata.
The recently published paper is based on a review of qualitative customer research and market data analysis on the implications of user authentication technology for clinicians.
The emphasis on securing supply chains against sophisticated cyberattacks has never been more pressing. The supply chain represents a vital artery for diverse industries, from healthcare to manufacturing, yet remains a prime vector for cyber infiltration.
Imprivata has published a new white paper on how to navigate “the journey to passwordless for healthcare,” covering passwordless authentication in the healthcare sector. Healthcare organizations, it says, face “unique obstacles related to shared mobile devices and workstations, clinical workflows, plus legacy apps, which make achieving full passwordless a challenge.”
Healthcare organisations across the UK and Ireland honoured at Imprivata annual user forum for successful deployments, and collaborations with technology and service partner
Data reigns supreme in today’s digital world. This is doubly true in healthcare, where accurate patient information and effective technology use are key to optimizing processes for positive patient outcomes.
Read the full article at www.beckershospitalreview.com
Imprivata engineering chief Joel Burleson-Davis discusses new IAM strategies, including a potential future without passwords.
Read the full article at www.healthcareitnews.com
To keep up with contemporary demands, healthcare organizations – and the technology they use – need to provide anywhere, anytime access to clinical applications and information. Mobile tools can provide this access. From bedside charting to secure communication between care team members, mobile devices can greatly enhance workflow efficiency.
Catherine Dampney, Director of Innovation & Transformation at NHS South, Central & West discusses how collaboration and sharing skills are helping bring to life the Government strategy to help use NHS data more effectively and save lives.