How does redcentrics secure the connection to the HSCN network?
To ensure the connection to the HSCN network is guarded, a piece of software on your device (desktop, laptop, tablet) creates a secure tunnel to the Redcentrics HSCN remote access platform. All data that is passed through this resilient gateway is encrypted, protecting information in transit to HSCN resources.
What is the difference between Redcentric and HSCN connectivity to Azure?
HSCN connectivity to Azure can give you more assured and secure connectivity compared to the public internet, while Redcentric can support you by providing you with a fast route into the Azure environment. Find out more about connecting to Azure. How do i procure?
How do I allow remote access to my organisation's on-premises systems?
If access to organisational on-premises systems is required, the Organisation would need to permit these through their HSCN connection / firewall. Your organisation may provision an independent solution for Remote Access, such as Direct Access VPN or other Cloud based services.
Considerations before you look to replace your N3 tokens
Understand your requirements for the short, medium and long-term. What do your users need to access and where is their start point? Is it HSCN or PSN?
What should you look for in a remote access provider? Here are four things to consider. Do they provide
A secure remote access solution which offers more than access to private networks
What is HSCN remote access?
Our HSCN remote access service allows organisations who, are not direct NHS entities, but are providing clinical services via NHS commissioned contractual arrangements, to securely access HSCN network services and systems from anywhere and any device via a secure encrypted tunnel.
What is Redcentric token?
We use Redcentric tokens, a HSCN Commercial Aggregator, to offer secure access to the HSCN network via a public, freely available network connection (the Internet) so access can be delivered securely from any location.
What is Redcentric's aim?
Redcentric’s aim is to help you increase time spent with patients and reduce time spent on IT. We’re NHS digital certified and an HSCN connectivity partner (consumer network service provider or CN-SP) with over two decades experience of delivering NHS network services. Over 250 organisations delivering healthcare services use Redcentric solutions and we provide over 20,000 healthcare gateway connections. That’s more critical connections into HSCN than any other organisation.
What is remote access in the NHS?
This is a robust, flexible and secure way to provide remote access which gives access to critical patient data straightaway, speeding up decision-making and delivery of care.
What is Citrix on Azure?
Citrix on Azure centralises deployment of Windows 10 desktops and management of Windows apps so reducing infrastructure costs, improving security and supporting business continuity.
Does Redcentric have HSCN?
Redcentric are able to provide HSCN connectivity to Azure. We give our customers the ability to connect to Azure environments privately via Microsoft ExpressRoute and offer a fully managed service wrap for your Azure deployment, from initial design to 24 hour a day support.
Is HSCN secure?
HSCN connectivity to Azure can give you more assured and secure connectivity compared to the public internet, while Redcentric can support you by providing you with a fast route into the Azure environment.
What is remote access in healthcare?
Remote access services are extensively used within health and social care organisations to enable workers to access key resources that allow them to carry out their duties at any time and regardless of their location. Access can be obtained via various devices such as:
Is there a new allowance for BYOD?
No new allowances are being made around the use of mobile devices and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Guidance for organisations considering a ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD) approach, can be found on the National Cyber Security Centre website.
