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Protect Patient Data on Remote Devices
Blue Border is the secure workspace for remote employees and contractors on any device — without VDI or fully managing the endpoint.
With remote contractors that come and go quickly to support seasonality, VDI provisioning was going to be a nightmare.
Alex NooneIT Manager
Healthcare has been the costliest industry for data breaches for 14 consecutive years — averaging $7.42 million per incident — and breaches take an average of 279 days to identify and contain. OCR’s enforcement focus has sharpened around risk: organizations that can’t demonstrate they addressed risks to ePHI, which is exactly what an uncontrolled remote device represents.
Medical coders and billing specialists, often the largest fully remote segment in a health system, handle patient records, diagnosis codes, and insurance data at volume. Revenue cycle teams, clinical researchers, telehealth providers, and staffing-agency placements add to the population. Many are contractors who cycle in and out, use their own devices, and won’t accept full-device management.
Isolate PHI on any device
Patient data stays encrypted and isolated from personal use on the same device. Whether it’s a coder reviewing charts, a biller processing claims, or a clinician on a telehealth visit, the controls that support HIPAA’s Security Rule safeguards always apply.
Equip a dynamic workforce
Healthcare runs on contractors, coding specialists, and staffing-agency placements. Blue Border installs on the device they already have and they are productive in minutes with no hardware or recover when the engagement ends.
Rapid onboarding
Bring remote staff on in minutes. When they leave, a single remote wipe removes the enclave and purges all patient data instantly. Nothing is left on the device. In a workforce with high turnover and contractor churn, clean off-boarding is as critical as onboarding.
Avoid the cost of VDI
VDI adds latency that degrades the EHR-heavy workflows coders and billers live in all day. Plus, VDI is expensive and complex – driving up overall remote work costs.
Step Inside
Blue BorderTM
Venn protects company data and applications on the BYOD computers used by contractors and remote employees – without VDI.
What’s Inside the Brochure:
How Blue Border™ isolates and protects work data on unmanaged and BYOD laptops without VDI or locking down an entire device.
Key features like DLP enforcement, browser isolation, and streamlined administration – and how they simplify remote work enablement for IT.
Real-world examples of how Venn secures company data on unmanaged laptops and drives IT efficiency at a lower cost.
The feedback that I hear from users is that it’s much faster, especially compared to using VDI. And it’s simple. Users don’t have to do a lot of configurations to get set up. They basically install it and they can click on a couple of icons and the simplicity is really great. When users compare it to their old solution to Venn, they’re like, wow, this is leaps and bounds, better.
System AdministratorSystem Administrator A Global Digital Engagement Services Company
Optimal performance makes satisfied employees and patients
Unlike VDI, where a hosted desktop adds latency to every EHR interaction, coding session, and video consultation, work inside Blue Border runs locally at native speed. Medical coders and billing specialists spend their entire day inside clinical applications where even modest lag compounds across hundreds of records. For telehealth providers, latency degrades patient trust. Native performance matters across every remote healthcare workflow.
Productive, protected and private
Blue Border controls only the data and apps in the enclave – everything outside it stays private. That boundary is especially important for contract coders and billing staff sourced through staffing agencies, who may work for multiple organizations and won’t hand over their personal device to any of them. It respects their independence, satisfies HIPAA, and helps organizations tap a talent pool that full-device management would shut out.
