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HIPAA Critical podcast

70: Beth Krudop: "Anything we can take off the users' plate and keep them secure, is huge for us."

HIPAA Critical podcast

69: Nashon Copeland: "Everybody needs to know cybersecurity to protect themselves."

HIPAA Critical podcast

68: Aja Anderson: "Bad actors are offering your employees incentives to help them."

HIPAA Critical podcast

67: Aja Anderson: "The gaps in cybersecurity are not complicated, hyper-technical ones. They're just basic user errors."

HIPAA Critical podcast

66: Hoala Greevy: Just automating one workflow creates an instant ROI for the business

HIPAA Critical podcast

65: Aja Anderson: Once you get to be somewhere between 50 and 150 employees, that's the sweet spot for threat actors coming after you

HIPAA Critical podcast

64: Dave Ledoux: "I'm ready to pivot at any time"

HIPAA Critical podcast

63. Aja Anderson: "As long as people can make money, they're gonna keep [attacking]. As long as your systems are not secure, you're at risk."

HIPAA Critical podcast

62. Hector Rodriguez: "In healthcare, we have the challenges of cybersecurity, disaster recovery, and recovery strategies for ransomware mitigation."

HIPAA Critical podcast

61. Su Bajaj: "The value of AI is what it's doing for you. It's not to replace people but to augment and make us more efficient and catch threats."

HIPAA Critical podcast

60. Brian Fritton: "If you make it easy for attackers to find email addresses, they're gonna phish you."

HIPAA Critical podcast

59. Aja Anderson: "If you don't have something that's actually examining your encrypted HTTPS traffic, you're missing 9 out of 10 instances of malware."

HIPAA Critical podcast

58. Matt Cooper: "The eternal weakness is human error."

HIPAA Critical podcast

57. Hoala Greevy: "It's a matter of sorting the data, training the data, and then using those new learnings to provide greater phishing detection."

HIPAA Critical podcast

56. Sara Sosa: "An informed team is an effective team."

HIPAA Critical podcast

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HIPAA Critical podcast

70: Beth Krudop: "Anything we can take off the users' plate and keep them secure, is huge for us."

69: Nashon Copeland: "Everybody needs to know cybersecurity to protect themselves."

68: Aja Anderson: "Bad actors are offering your employees incentives to help them."

67: Aja Anderson: "The gaps in cybersecurity are not complicated, hyper-technical ones. They're just basic user errors."

66: Hoala Greevy: Just automating one workflow creates an instant ROI for the business

65: Aja Anderson: Once you get to be somewhere between 50 and 150 employees, that's the sweet spot for threat actors coming after you

64: Dave Ledoux: "I'm ready to pivot at any time"

63. Aja Anderson: "As long as people can make money, they're gonna keep [attacking]. As long as your systems are not secure, you're at risk."

62. Hector Rodriguez: "In healthcare, we have the challenges of cybersecurity, disaster recovery, and recovery strategies for ransomware mitigation."

61. Su Bajaj: "The value of AI is what it's doing for you. It's not to replace people but to augment and make us more efficient and catch threats."

60. Brian Fritton: "If you make it easy for attackers to find email addresses, they're gonna phish you."

59. Aja Anderson: "If you don't have something that's actually examining your encrypted HTTPS traffic, you're missing 9 out of 10 instances of malware."

58. Matt Cooper: "The eternal weakness is human error."

57. Hoala Greevy: "It's a matter of sorting the data, training the data, and then using those new learnings to provide greater phishing detection."

56. Sara Sosa: "An informed team is an effective team."

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