Which workstations are shared by multiple people?
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Healthcare · Industry use case · Multidimensional MFA
Verify the Clinician, Not Just the Shared Workstation
Healthcare teams strengthen individual accountability on shared devices without assigning every user a phone.
URGENT PROBLEM
What opens the conversation
A trusted workstation does not prove which person is using it. Device-dependent MFA can also be impractical in clinical workflows.
Help the customer recognize the need.
Can audit activity distinguish one clinician from another?
What happens when a personal phone cannot be used?
Which capabilities fit—and why
Multidimensional MFA
Adds human interaction independent of personal-device ownership.
Adaptive MFA
Keeps familiar routines smooth and strengthens unusual access.
RBAC
Separates clinical, administrative and support applications.
A practical first-use-case path
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Identify shared-device workflows
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Set normal location and schedule context
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Apply human verification to sensitive access
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Preserve user-level activity evidence
EXPECTED BUSINESS OUTCOME
What the customer should gain
Improved accountability on shared workstations with verification that fits the operating environment.
This industry use case is based on a common business need. It is not presented as a completed customer engagement or performance guarantee.