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Continuous Authentication for Shared Workstations Reduces Clinician Burnout

Twosense reduces clinician friction and speeds up care delivery by automating authentication across shared workstations, keeping clinicians focused on patients, not passwords.

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Security Friction and Clinician Burnout

Healthcare organizations face a critical challenge: balancing robust security with the demanding realities of clinical workflows. Traditional authentication methods create friction, leading to clinician burnout and diverting valuable time away from patient care

  • Clinical Staff are mobile, authenticating into multiple shared workstations throughout their shift.
  • Two-factor authentication (2FA) pop-ups and long, complex passwords frustrate clinicians and slow down the delivery of care.
  • Mobile phones are restricted in many areas 
  • Facial and fingerprint recognition are problematic in patient care environments that require the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Automating Authentication with Twosense

Our software-only Continuous Authentication and Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE) platform is designed specifically for the unique needs of healthcare environments. It provides invisible, persistent identity verification without relying on disruptive hardware or devices like phones or badge taps

  • Continuously authenticates users with biometric signals such as keystroke timing and mouse movement.
  • Authentications are automated with no password or mobile push. 
  • Safely extend session timeout lengths without compromising security.
  • Clinicians spend more time with patients and less time on passwords.
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Real Impact on Care Delivery

Continuous Authentication Results in a Leading U.S. Healthcare System

A leading U.S. health system secured 979,000+ logins across 173 critical applications for 17,000 users. After just six and a half months, Twosense has reduced failed logins by 89%, automated 91% of authentications, and deployed 100% via software, improving clinician access, compliance, and security in shared workstation environments without requiring hardware or user prompts.

By automating authentication and enabling seamless transitions between workstations, Twosense gave clinicians something they don’t have enough of: time.

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How it Works

The Twosense Continuous Authentication and Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE) platform operates invisibly in the background, continuously analyzing unique behavioral biometrics, such as keystroke patterns and mouse movements. This creates a real-time "trust score" that automates authentication and verifies user presence throughout their session.

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