Patients, People and Things - Managing Identities in Healthcare

Join this webinar to learn how to ensure personal data is not compromised and the steps to deployment of improved medical services infrastructure that is compliant with current legislation and enables digital transformation.

This webinar will discuss developments in the following areas:

• Increasing security requirements for better access control to sensitive information and clinical systems. Eighty percent of fraudulent system accesses occurs through compromised accounts, robust access control is no longer an option.
• Elimination of passwords for login to clinical systems is not only desirable but achievable with mobile IAM technology.
• Rising acceptance of IoT devices for vital sign monitoring, in-home medical device applications and personal wearables require policies and procedures to be established.
• Young people are increasingly demanding public access to health information. They want to be able to access a wide range of services, from general wellness information to their private health record. And they want this on their platform of choice i.e. Apple Health, Samsung Health or Google Fit.
• Medical software vendors are increasingly supporting external identity stores, whether it be an electronic master patient index or a Citizen Identity and Access Management (CAIM) solution. Preparing for this is recommended.

In the first part of this webinar, Anmol Singh, Lead Analyst at KuppingerCole, will give an introduction about IAM in modern healthcare facilities, the services being requested, and the solutions currently offered.

Graham Williamson, Senior Analyst at Kuppingercole, will present specific use case examples in healthcare and illustrate the need to adopt current identity and access management practices in order to save money and enhance user experience.

The webinar ends with a question and answer session in which participants are invited to discuss the application of modern identity and access management technology to specific healthcare requirements.