A new approach from E-SSO to identity and access management

NHS trusts are familiar with password sharing and management problems. From the clinician’s perspective we find busy people juggling five or six clinical system passwords, in addition to e-mail, internet and other passwords to remember for personal use.

Over in the IT team, help-desk staff spend at least 30% of their time performing password resets. NHS trusts want this reduced immediately and wish to avoid the expected increase to 40% with the introduction of new applications.

Additionally there are demands for implementing a strong enterprise password policy from those responsible for IT security and corporate governance policy. Sharing of user login sessions must stop to ensure effective auditing and information governance.

This feature, sponsored by Evidian, explores answers to all these common scenarios using Evidian’s E-SSO solution which extends the use of Active Directory to deploy single sign-on integrated with the Connecting for Health Smartcard.   

Extending the use of Active Directory to deploy enterprise single sign on Find out how to realise additional value from your Connecting for Health (CfH) smart card deployment, by combining local Active Directory (AD) domain authentication with enterprise single sign-on (E-SSO) to local and national applications. Deploying E-SSO Watch a Microsoft/Evidian presentation showing how it is possible to extend the use of Active Directory to deploy enterprise single sign-on integrated with the Connecting for Health SmartCard. Three steps to E-SSO Set aside 10 minutes to watch an introductory demo of E-SSO and then explore the solution further with a one hour test drive and a three day proof of concept in your environment. Want to know more? Sign on to book an online demonstration of E-SSO showing how Evidian can provide your organisation with a solution that: enforces application security policy; reduces help-desk costs by up to 30% and increases user productivity and satisfaction.

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