Sinopsis
Exclusive, insightful audio interviews by our staff with data breach/security leading practitioners and thought-leaders
Episodios
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Securing the new identity: AI agents in the enterprise
17/07/2025Why do AI agents require new identity governance approaches and the current controls not enough?
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Stop the spread: how to contain machine identity sprawl
17/07/2025In this 15-minute podcast, identity experts examine key findings from recent industry research on machine identity governance and how you can secure them
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Why Scattered Spider Persists as Major Threat to Insurers
08/07/2025Cybercrime gang Scattered Spider is the top suspect in several recent cyberattacks in the U.S. insurance sector, and it's likely that threat actors could still be lurking in other insurers' IT environments, said Peter McMurtrie of consulting firm West Monroe.
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Help For Stretching Cyber Resources in Healthcare
08/07/2025Rural hospitals and small medical practices must be creative and open-minded in when it comes locking down their digital footprint, said Jim Roeder, vice president of IT at Lakewood Health System. There's help from the private- and public-sectors and open source tools.
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Why Agentic AI in Healthcare Demands Deeper Data Oversight
08/07/2025As healthcare providers and their vendors develop and implement agentic artificial intelligence and other AI tools, they need to throughly understand data privacy risks under HIPAA and other laws, said attorney Jordan Cohen of law firm Akerman LLP.
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Why 'AI Fatigue' Is Risky to Cyber Leaders and Their Teams
08/07/2025The flood of new artificial intelligence tools, including those to help cybersecurity teams, can overwhelm healthcare CISOs and their security staff, fueling "AI fatigue" that in itself can create additional cyber risk, said Drew Henderson and Jon Hilton, practice leaders at consulting firm LBMC.
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Top Cyber Struggles of Small, Rural Healthcare Providers
08/07/2025Smaller and rural hospitals and clinics, as well as federally qualified health centers, are constantly battling cybersecurity resource constraints, and especially serious workforce shortages, said Jennifer Stoll of OCHIN, a nonprofit provider of health IT services and products.
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Why the HIPAA Security Rule Proposal Draws Expert Concerns
03/07/2025While many of the proposed updates to the HIPAA security rule are reasonable expectations, others will be extremely onerous to implement if federal regulators finalize the rule's overhaul as it's written today, said Samantha Jacques of McLaren Health and Stephen Goudreault of security firm Gigamon.
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Built for Healthcare Compliance: Identity Strategies that Reduce Cyber Risk
13/06/2025Join Matthew Radcliffe & Rob Sebaugh - as we explore how to fix security gaps in privacy for healthcare organizations.
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Why Identity Security Still Lags in Healthcare Sector
04/06/2025Identity security is still one of the most underinvested areas of cybersecurity across the healthcare sector, regardless of the depth of cyber resources available to many different types and sizes of entities, said Hugo Lai, CISO at Temple University Health System.
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The Forgotten Details of Ransomware Response Plans
04/06/2025While healthcare organizations often know in general what they need to do in case they're faced with a ransomware attack, the devil is in the details of how comprehensive and well-rehearsed that incident preparedness plan is for optimal response, said Rick Doten, vice president and healthplan CISO at Centene Corp.
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Genetic Data: Emerging Cyberthreats and Privacy Concerns
30/05/2025It's only a matter of time before cybercriminals begin to use artificial intelligence-enabled tools, open-source software and other technologies to launch attacks to exploit sensitive genetic data, said Nicholas Morris, a practice manager at security firm Optiv.
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AI in Healthcare: Top Privacy, Cyber, Regulatory Concerns
26/05/2025Emerging artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies being applied in the health and wellness space that are not necessarily covered by HIPAA but instead fall under a variety of tough new state privacy laws that are being enacted, said attorney Lily Li of Metaverse Law.
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Mature But Vulnerable: Pharmaceutical Sector's Cyber Reality
09/05/2025Pharmaceutical companies typically have more mature cyber programs than other healthcare factions, but these firms also face unique risks involving their large attack surfaces, complex manufacturing, supply chains and sensitive intellectual property, said Joshua Mullen of Booz Allen Hamilton.
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NIH's Autism Research Project: Top Data Privacy Worries
29/04/2025Although the National Institutes of Health appears to have scaled back plans to build a national registry to track individuals with autism, the agency's research project still poses critical data privacy concerns, said Ariana Aboulafia and Andrew Crawford of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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Network Segmentation: Why It's Hard for Many Health Organizations
21/04/2025Network segmentation is among new potential mandates for regulated entities under a proposed update to the HIPAA security rule, but many organizations continue to struggle to implement that as well as other critical best practices, said Candice Moschell of consulting firm Crowe LLP.
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Potential Data Privacy Regulatory Hurdles Facing Telehealth
21/04/2025Pending health information privacy legislation in New York state, if signed into law, could make the use of patient data by telehealth and remote patient monitoring companies for certain activities much more difficult, said Aaron Maguregui, a partner at law firm Foley and Lardner, who explains why.
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Critical Considerations for Communication in Cyber Incidents
18/04/2025With highly sensitive information and disruptions to medical care at stake during cyberattacks on healthcare organizations, it's vital for these entities to carefully consider details of their communications plans well in advance of suffering a serious incident, said Tom Bolitho of FTI Consulting.
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Palo Alto CIO: AI Productivity Requires Secure Foundations
10/04/2025Chief Information Officer Meerah Rajavel shares Palo Alto Networks' strategy for enterprise AI: securing models from the outset, combating adversarial use and leveraging increased productivity and automation to cut manual workloads across engineering, support, sales and HR.
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HSCC Urges White House to Shift Gears on Health Cyber Regs
03/04/2025The Health Sector Coordinating Council is urging the Trump administration to drop work on a proposed HIPAA security rule update and instead engage in a collaborative dialogue with healthcare sector leaders to create alternative cyber requirements, said Greg Garcia, executive director of HSCC.