Multiple people accessing multiple computers in a fast-paced environment can make securing data a challenge. Imagine a medical office, where doctors, nurses and support staff need to access patient records, insurance information or calendaring applications repeatedly. In these days of federally mandated auditing, patient privacy and identity theft, tracking who accessed what information and when isn’t just a logistical dilemma, it’s a legal one, too.
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