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Imprivata OneSign - THE Single Sign-On Solution for NHS Trusts
The proliferation of IT applications, both local and national, and their associated passwords has
resulted in a complex environment within the hospitals of the NHS, where many users have multiple
login identities and passwords.
Using breakthrough technology, Imprivata OneSign is helping NHS organisations increase user
productivity and reduce password management costs by enabling SSO to ALL enterprise
applications without the need for scripting or custom integration - all while improving user productivity and convenience, and reducing the time, risk and cost for complying with data privacy and protection regulations.
With over 450 customers and 190 partners around the world, Imprivata’s award-winning OneSign is THE solution for NHS Trusts and the NHS Smart Cards with more than 22 NHS Trusts using OneSign already!
E-mail: marc@imprivata.com
Tel:+44 (0) 1923 813 505 (Marc Lee)
Web: www.imprivata.com
Protect Sensitive Data while keeping it Accessible
How do you ensure that sensitive material, like patient records, are accessible to all that need to see them, and yet fully protected from unauthorised persons even if a laptop or PDA is lost or stolen? Cygnia and BeCrypt provide a full range of easy-to-use, government approved solutions for the NHS to protect data on laptops, desktops and mobile devices like PDAs. Staff can even access data securely while working remotely from home or while on the move, using a BeCrypt’s Trusted Client, a safe, secure and cost-effective working environment carried on a USB memory stick for use in an un-managed environment.
Email BeCrypt now to receive a White Paper on Secure Mobile Working and Data Protection: info@becrypt.com
E-mail: rbrooks@becrypt.com
Tel:+44 (0) 845 838 2050 (Richard Brooks)
Web: www.becrypt.com
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Health systems face the difficult challenge of making electronically-stored patient information from multiple systems available to authorised people while simultaneously maintaining the highest levels of security. In this feature we look at one trust’s progress with single sign-on and context management systems. Taking in the broader picture, we seek views on the future management of national databases.
