Gerry and Brandon discuss risk when working through merger and acquisitions and Gerry interviews Cyber Risk Underwriter’s Jeffrey Smith about cyber insurance. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: Mergers and Acquisitions Put Yo...

Gerry and Brandon discuss Health Industry Cybersecurity Matrix – Information Sharing Organizations (HIC-MISO), ask how insider threats can affect your organization, and mention a NIST initiative for securing PACS systems.

Gerry and Aaron discuss the current state of a HIPAA lawsuit featuring Google and UChicago Medical Center as defendants. They discuss the emerging security concerns surrounding Telehealth and what NIST is doing about it.

Gerry and Brandon discuss a breach at Massachusetts General Hospital, patient privacy reform around addiction treatment, and how to solve the cyber security problem. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: Breach at Massachusetts ...

Gerry and Brandon discuss the coordinated attack on Texas municipalities, CHISL – a healthcare leadership security certification, and a third-party lawsuit from Delta for inadequate security. As always they end with One Cool Thing.

Gerry and Brandon discuss Gerry’s Blackhat and DEFCON experience and feature a few key talks from the conference. As always they end with One Cool Thing. Show Notes Resources: BlackHat 2019 https://www.blackhat.com/us-19/ DEFCON 27 https://www.defcon.

Gerry and Brandon discuss the recent Capital One breach and how the alleged attacker was easily captured. The cover the release of 11 0-day vulnerabilities for a highly used but little discussed OS. They finish the discussion with securing healthcare p...

Gerry and Brandon dig into a classic debate in the information security world: Encryption Backdoors. Atty General William Barr recently implored an audience of cybersecurity professionals to champion backdoors in technology implemented encryption.

Gerry and Brandon discuss the impending Equifax $700M settlement and what it means in a macrocosm manner. They follow up analyzing the quantified trend of CISOs on average lasting 18-24 months per job posting. They finish by interviewing Dr.

Gerry and Steve discuss Zoom and Apples response and actions from the Zoom fallout of silent local webservers on endpoints. The guys discuss the Ponemon report on third party risk management in the healthcare industry.