Designing Resilient Connectivity for the Anywhere Workforce
Healthcare depends on uninterrupted access to critical systems. As care becomes increasingly mobile and distributed, traditional VPN and legacy access models struggle to maintain performance, visibility, and control.
Downtime in healthcare can cost between $7,500 and $9,000 per minute1. When clinicians lose access to EHR, imaging, or billing systems, patient care and revenue are immediately affected.
Join Absolute product leaders for a focused session on how to design resilient access architectures that maintain secure, high-performance connectivity across hospitals, clinics, and home-based care environments.
What you’ll learn
- The difference between secure access and resilient access
- Why legacy VPN models break in distributed healthcare settings
- How to enforce Zero Trust policies without disrupting clinicians
- How resilient access reduces downtime and third-party risk
Live demonstration
This session includes a high-level demonstration of Secure Access in action, showing how healthcare organizations:
- Apply identity- and device-based policy enforcement
- Maintain encrypted, compliant access to clinical systems
- Preserve centralized visibility and auditability
- Support mobile and distributed care teams without user friction
Who should attend
- Healthcare CIOs and CISOs
- IT and security leaders
- Network and infrastructure architects
If you are responsible for maintaining secure access while ensuring continuity of care, this session will provide practical insight into building resilient access for modern healthcare environments.
Healthcare depends on uninterrupted access to critical systems. As care becomes increasingly mobile and distributed, traditional VPN and legacy access models struggle to maintain performance, visibility, and control.
Downtime in healthcare can cost between $7,500 and $9,000 per minute1. When clinicians lose access to EHR, imaging, or billing systems, patient care and revenue are immediately affected.
Join Absolute product leaders for a focused session on how to design resilient access architectures that maintain secure, high-performance connectivity across hospitals, clinics, and home-based care environments.
What you’ll learn
- The difference between secure access and resilient access
- Why legacy VPN models break in distributed healthcare settings
- How to enforce Zero Trust policies without disrupting clinicians
- How resilient access reduces downtime and third-party risk
Live demonstration
This session includes a high-level demonstration of Secure Access in action, showing how healthcare organizations:
- Apply identity- and device-based policy enforcement
- Maintain encrypted, compliant access to clinical systems
- Preserve centralized visibility and auditability
- Support mobile and distributed care teams without user friction
Who should attend
- Healthcare CIOs and CISOs
- IT and security leaders
- Network and infrastructure architects
If you are responsible for maintaining secure access while ensuring continuity of care, this session will provide practical insight into building resilient access for modern healthcare environments.
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FAQs
Yes. Commands and policies are delivered to devices even if rarely online or operating on unstable connections.
Precision in endpoint asset visibility provides benefits far beyond a simple device count. For starters, superior device inventory management directly controls licensing costs; software licenses for “ghost” devices become a thing of the past, and hardware/software inventory can be right-sized to match actual business needs. Moreover, risk and compliance are transformed. Each unmanaged device is a compliance risk and a security gap. With IT asset tracking that offers complete visibility, proving compliance and ensuring every device is patched and protected becomes routine. The platform also reveals unsanctioned apps—including shadow GenAI tools—protecting sensitive data. Ultimately, accurate device inventory management strengthens financial health, compliance standing, and overall security posture.
Yes. Get unified visibility across on-site, remote, and cloud-connected endpoints.
