Healthcare organizations are modernizing shared clinical workstation authentication with passwordless MFA to improve both security and clinician productivity. Traditional methods such as passwords and mobile MFA create friction and often fail in no-phone healthcare environments.
This white paper outlines how Rippling, Okta, and Credenti work together to deliver passwordless access on shared Microsoft devices using badge tap, face, or fingerprint biometrics.
The approach enables:
It also addresses critical healthcare requirements such as audit-ready access controls, phishing-resistant authentication, and maintaining fast user switching across shared devices without disrupting clinical workflows.
Download the white paper to learn how to implement a fast, secure, and healthcare-ready passwordless authentication experience.
Explore how Credenti and Okta can deliver passwordless MFA for shared Microsoft devices without phones, on‑prem Active Directory (AD), or Active Directory.