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Bank Successfully Decreases Password Resets by 82 Percent in One Year with Imprivata's Easy to Use and Affordable Single Sign-On Appliance
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OneSign to Ease Password Management Issues and Improve Patient Safety at Detroit, Michigan-Based Healthcare Institution
Lexington, MA – February 27, 2008 – Imprivata®, Inc., the converged identity and access management appliance company, announced today that Imprivata OneSign® Single Sign-On (SSO) solution
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Leading Provider of Identity and Access Management Solutions Adds 109 Healthcare Customers in 2007 Unveils Full Agenda of Events at HIMSS 2008
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Eliminates the Impact of Password Proliferation on Patient Care
Lexington, MA – February 21, 2008 – Imprivata®, Inc., the converged identity and access management appliance company, today announced Melbourne Internal Medicine Associates (MIMA), the largest multi-specialty group practice in central Florida, has rolled out OneSign® Single Sign-On (SSO
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OneSign Helps Lake Forest Hospital Focus on Patient Care; Eliminates Password Problems, Improves Helpdesk Productivity and Eases HIPAA Compliance Concerns
Lexington, MA and Vernon Hills, Ill.
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Company Increases Customer Base by 70%, Expands Partner Base into 40 Countries and Receives Notable Honors from Leading Media and Industry Analyst Firms
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Award-Winning Single Sign-On Appliance Increases Security and Improves Password Management Process for Staff of 350-Bed Health Care Center
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Fast-Growing Global Timeshare Organization Leverages Imprivata's Easy-to-Use Appliance to Reduce Help Desk Reset Calls and Improve Security
LEXINGTON, MA - January 14, 2007 - Imprivata®, Inc., the converged identity and access management appliance company, today announced that Hilton Grand Vacations Company, the timeshare division of Hilton Hotels Corporation, has implemented Imprivata OneSign® Single Sign-On (SSO) throughout its global operations.
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OhioHealth's Dublin Methodist Hospital Uses OneSign Single Sign-On to Increase Security for Patients and Convenience for Doctors; Utilizes ProveID for Secure and Traceable Electronic Prescription Transactions
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Data breaches in healthcare are certainly not new. Most data breaches today occur when electronic patient information (known as "protected health information" or PHI in the HIPAA regulation) is stored unencrypted on a device that is lost or stolen. All of the data breach laws in effect today state that as long as the data or device are encrypted, there is no data breach and therefore no liability or legal remedy. So if it's that easy, why do the number of breaches in healthcare continue to grow at alarming rates?