Encryption can give you a false sense of security. Just because your device or your data is encrypted doesn't mean it is secure. You have to understand how encryption works in order to understand how it doesn't work.

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Securing your website is often overlooked in planning discussions and business risk management decisions. Building a website is pretty easy these days, but keep in mind users expect to have a safe online experience too. Just like with social media sites, a lot can go wrong with a forgotten website.

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More and more SMBs are turning to MSPs to help secure their networks, protect their assets from cyber attacks and meet compliance obligations. MSPs are looking to add new services to meet the SMB market demand. Today, we review a few of our observations for SMBs and MSPs from a recent report on the focus for small businesses in the next few years.

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Honeypots are an important tool in the cybersecurity arsenal. They can be used to observe how attackers work and what their activities, intentions and strategies are. This information can help organizations better understand and defend against cyber attacks.

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Social media has become a very important part of our lives. It is the easiest way to connect with friends, family and even promote your business. If not secured properly, it can also be an easy way for someone to hack into your account and become "you" or be the spokesperson for your business.

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A proper incident response plan is one that details your response to a data breach, cyber attack or other event. Without a proper plan, things can go horribly awry. In this episode, we discuss the steps to properly respond to a security incident and then give you seven ways you can completely screw it up.

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The unknown is the most dangerous. It's a saying that should be taken into account when protecting your most valuable asset - your data. Today we talk about why creating an asset inventory of your hardware, software and data is an important first step to being able to protect it.

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A new year is right around the corner. The good news is 2021 wasn't as unpredictable as 2020, but 2022 could be tricky to navigate. It's time for the review of our 2021 predictions and for us to set new ones for 2022. So, let's get started.

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Well, another year is coming to a close. No one will forget living through 2020. Then, 2021 said "Hold my beer." As with every year, there were ups and downs. Who knows what we will be in for in 2022. Regardless, we will continue to adjust.

Thanks to Bojan and our teams who help make this podcast a success. And special thanks to all our podcast listeners. We appreciate everyone's continued support of our efforts to educate and entertain.

As we do at the end of each year, we let Bojan create a podcast of our bloopers and behind the scenes silliness. Enjoy his 2021 Blooper Show. It gives us a week off and gives him a chance to get back at us for the whole year of crap.

More data privacy and security madness coming your way next year! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to you all!

OCR has released resolutions to five cases in its HIPAA Patient Right of Access Initiative. This brings the total cases to 25 since the initiative began. These cases continue to underscore the importance of this initiative.

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