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Continuous Authentication, Passwordless, Continuous Access Evaluation, Hospitals, Epic
November 13, 2025

Going Fully Passwordless Into Epic

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are the backbone of modern healthcare, and Epic Systems is one of the most widely...
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Continuous Authentication, Passwordless, Continuous Access Evaluation, Hospitals
October 30, 2025

Part 3: From Passwords to Passwordless

In Part 1, we uncovered why most passwordless strategies fail the moment they hit the clinical floor. Shared...
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Two healthcare professionals caught mid-laugh at a shared workstation in a clinical hallway, monitor showing blurred EHR interface.
Continuous Authentication, Passwordless, Continuous Access Evaluation, Shared Workstations
October 8, 2025

Part 2: Continuous Authentication — The Missing Factor for Shared Workstations

Problem Recap: Passwordless Still Breaks in Hospitals If you read Part 1, you already know the dilemma: hospitals can’t...
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Multi-Factor Authentication, Continuous Authentication, Continuous Access Evaluation, HIPAA
September 11, 2025

First Major HIPAA Update in Nearly 20 Years: What Hospitals Need to Know About MFA

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has proposed the most significant update to the HIPAA Security Rule...
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A hospital scene shows a nurse in scrubs walking away from a shared workstation, while another doctor approaches from behind to use it. There is a keyboard, a mouse, and a monitor that is displaying patient information. 
Continuous Authentication, Continuous Access Evaluation, Pass-Through Authentication, Hospitals
August 6, 2025

Why Pass-Through Authentication Breaks Down in Hospitals

What Is Pass-Through Authentication? Pass-Through Authentication (PTA) lets users log in with their existing...
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A middle-aged male clinician wearing blue scrubs, a stethoscope, and glasses is smiling while holding a patient chart. He is seated next to an older male patient with gray hair and a beard, who is also smiling and holding a glass of water. They are in a relaxed, informal setting, at hospital with natural light coming through large windows in the background.
Continuous Authentication, Identity Access Management, Continuous Access Evaluation, Healthcare
July 23, 2025

Continuous Authentication: Keeping Clinicians Focused on Patients, Not Passwords

In hospitals, clinicians are under constant pressure—not just from patient loads or administrative tasks, but from the...
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