This is one of our favorite episodes of the year. We will recap our 2022 privacy and security predictions and then make new predictions for 2023. Aside from the obvious predictions like “ransomware will increase”, our predictions will give you what we think you are going to be hearing about that you should worry about in 2023.
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As is our custom, we take one week off each year from creating new content just to give us a break. It also gives our sound engineer, Bojan Sabioncello, a chance to shine while he goes through all the outtakes he deals with all year. He gets in front of the mic to share how awful we treat him yet, he is still around after all these years.
Thanks to Bojan for his skill in making us sound so good every week.
Thanks to all our listeners who have been with us and share our podcast with others. We are here because of you.
As always, remember, HIPAA is not about compliance, it is about patient care.
When you think of a power outage happening to you or your business, you probably think of an outage lasting a few hours. Not the case with the recent massive power outage experienced in Moore County NC recently. So, that begs the question, do you have a response plan for experiencing a power outage lasting a week or more? You should.
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The holidays are upon us and everyone is getting excited about buying presents for friends and loved ones. Cyber criminals are excited too because it means even more opportunities to attack us. Today, we are discussing an article from ZDnet about three new ways attackers are trying to trick you.
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OCR recently released a video on their Recognized Security Practices initiative. The intent is to teach HIPAA regulated entities on what Recognized Security Practices is and what is required to prove its implementation in your organizations. We will review the video today and give you some key takeaways from it.
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