Imprivata OneSign

Get identity and password proliferation under control, reduce helpdesk costs and extend secure, single sign-on access to any enterprise application with a single solution.

Imprivata OneSign^® is an identity and access management platform that integrates user authentication, user access, password management and aggregated audit data in one secure and easy-to-manage appliance. Access control is simplified with centrally managed authentication and access policies that integrates physical and IT security across your entire organization, around the globe.

Streamline access through strong authentication

Use strong authentication options like biometrics, proximity cards, smart cards, one-time-password tokens – even physical location – with the convenience of single sign-on. Centrally manage the unique authentication requirements of different employees to match roles and workflows including the ability to instantly disable all employee access rights upon user separation.

Enhance end-user productivity

Imprivata OneSign is designed to bridge the gap between end-user productivity and security. End-user workflows can be complex making security intrusive to the business. Imprivata OneSign built in features support shared workstation workflows; enable one-touch end-user desktop roaming; solve unattended desktop problems and address transaction level authentication.

Consolidate and simplify compliance reporting

Reduce the cost of demonstrating compliance with centralized, real-time tracking of employee access events. One-click reporting quickly identifies password sharing, what applications users are authorized to access, and what credentials they are using. Email notifications can be easily created for events such as user authentication failure, user lockout or system failure.

Quickly deploy without interfering with existing IT infrastructure

Imprivata OneSign is available as an appliance solution or as a virtual appliance. Both options are non-invasive and seamlessly integrate with your existing IT infrastructure. No changes are required to user directories, applications or physical access control systems – nor does it require additional staffing or specialized skills.