March 28, 2024
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Secure BYO-PC Transformation for a Healthcare Services Organization

Healthcare Secure BYOPC Transformation

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In the ever-evolving landscape of remote work, where flexibility and efficiency reign supreme, organizations grapple with the challenge of balancing accessibility and flexibility with security. We recently spoke with a healthcare services organization with a large distributed organization. They have a large number of remote and traveling employees as well as many contractors. The company found themselves at a crossroads for securing remote work. 

The Landscape: A Quest for Efficiency and Security

This healthcare services company has clinics scattered across the United States. They have a diverse team that keeps getting bigger. They struggled with buying, setting up, and managing laptops, as well as making sure equipment was ready to use. Also, the organization’s focus on security and following healthcare regulations like HIPAA made their operations more complicated.

Due to acquisitions and growth, there is variability in how some of their clinics operate. The majority of their users need to access SaaS based apps, Office 365, Sharepoint and One Drive. For contractors, they were also using VDI which was really expensive so they were looking to pursue a BYOD model. Their goal was to transition away from company owned devices and make efforts to be more accommodating to new employees who wish to use their own devices and work in their preferred manner. Simultaneously, they need to exert greater control over their security and networks and offer improved alternatives for the company. 

A Plan Emerges: Secure BYOPC Transformation

Venn’s approach to Secure Bring Your Own -PC (BYO-PC) presented a paradigm shift in how they could implement remote work security. With approximately 2000 users, they would work through a plan to phase out their managed hardware and as things retire, they could provide a stipend system so users could choose their device of choice. Overall, with Secure BYO-PC transformation, it would provide them with a simpler secure solution that provided the cost effectiveness they needed to scale faster. 

The Five Key Benefits Secure BYO-PC Delivers

Security without Sacrifice:

Venn prioritizes security without compromising on user experience. With the Secure Enclave, Venn ensures that data remains isolated and protected even on personal devices.

Streamlined BYOD Management:

Unlike traditional VDI solutions that require extensive infrastructure, Venn provides a simple, user-friendly alternative. With centralized control over applications and data, administrators can efficiently manage BYOD policies without cumbersome overhead. They can significantly improve the onboarding and offboarding of employees. 

Native User Experience: 

Users are provided with a native, low-latency experience. Applications are launched locally, eliminating performance issues often associated with VDI solutions.

Flexible Application Delivery: 

Venn seamlessly integrates with their existing identity management systems such as Azure AD and offers flexibility in application delivery. Whether it’s through auto-install packages or user-initiated installations, Venn provides a hassle-free setup process.

Enhanced Security Measures: 

From encrypted drives to rigorous compliance checks, Venn leaves no stone unturned in fortifying the security of company data. With built-in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and secure network tunnels, Venn provides comprehensive protection against potential threats.

 

This healthcare services organization is poised to unlock new possibilities in workforce flexibility with Secure BYO-PC transformation while safeguarding the integrity of their data. By prioritizing both security and user experience, they can pave the way for a more agile and resilient future.  Learn more about Venn’s Secure Enclave and how to embrace Secure BYO-PC 

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Scott Lavery

SVP Marketing

Scott Lavery is the SVP of Marketing at Venn where he is responsible for developing and amplifying Venn’s brand voice and accelerating growth. Scott is an experienced marketing leader in the technology/SaaS space with over 15 years of experience in brand development, demand generation, and product marketing.

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