Isosec Authenticator

About this app

Isosec Virtual Smartcard is now approved on the NHS Digital Virtual Smartcard Services Assurance Framework, including the use of Virtual Smartcards for e-Prescribing. Get faster, safer and easier access to your NHS clinical systems and workspace with Isosec’s Virtual Smartcard - the only cloud-based service available to the NHS. WHAT IS A VIRTUAL SMARTCARD? FASTER PROCESS - Saves significant time compared to physical smartcard use - no more lost cards, forgotten passwords or multiple credential delays. SIMPLER AUTHENTICATION - authenticates seamlessly into Windows Directory and NHS Spine authenticated apps, removing multiple logins and simplifying system access. SAFER ACCESS - get two factor authentication from within the app via QR code or push notification, making your Virtual Smartcard safer and easier to use. KEY FEATURES: NHS SPINE AND WINDOWS AD AUTHENTICATION - just like a physical card, Virtual Smartcard is completely transparent to Spine clinical apps EASY SELF SERVICE - the Virtual Smartcard Self Service portal gives you total control of your enrolment, device options and account settings, such as passwords and security recovery options. INTEGRATED AUTHENTICATION - Virtual Smartcard is cloud-based, and is device, systems and hardware agnostic, so you get the same integrated experience as a physical smartcard. DIGITAL SIGNATURE FOR E-PRESCRIBING - Virtual Smartcard authentication can now make issuing prescriptions faster and simpler with biometric authentication. WHO ARE ISOSEC? We’re the UK’s market leader of cloud-based identity and access management solutions to the NHS. With over 120 health organisations working with us, we provide the NHS with powerful authentication solutions including Virtual Smartcard and our Mobile Authenticator app.

Added user identity verification Added ability to register for centralized biometric authentication Bug fixes and security enhancements

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1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 6:14 AM Free