Security, compliance, and privacy are tested daily and under more scrutiny than ever in today's cyber environment. From vendor security questionaries', federal auditors, to malware it's critical to be prepared against any impactful situation. When an organization is cyber-ready, they have broad visibility of all digital assets, interdiction capabilities to detect potential threats, and the ability to coordinate an Incident Response, Mitigation, and Recovery function.

Join us for our first Podcast of the year to learn how to prepare for 2022’s top cyber challenges and make it your year of readiness. We’ll share our insights and recommendations so that you can develop a strategic and efficient cyber-strategy to best prepare for the year ahead:

✔️ The events in 2021 that had the greatest impact and what we learned from them

✔️ Common themes we saw throughout our 10th year in business

✔️ How to prepare for the developing trends we’re seeing in your market

✔️ Proactive cyber strategies to implement for the coming year

It’s no surprise that the healthcare industry has a lot going on right now. Between rolling out the vaccine to navigating constant cyber threats.

In this episode, we have the perspective from both sides of the coin. Karen Lipson, Executive VP for Innovation Strategies at LeadingAge NY as the long-term healthcare perspective who has experienced trying to figure out the tricky world of cybersecurity. Then Mike Stamas, GreyCastle Security's Co-Founder and cybersecurity expert who has seen almost everything and will give our healthcare listeners some tips and insight on how to proactively advance through overwhelming cyber threats.

GLBA Audits can be confusing and extremely overwhelming. In this episode, our GLBA Guru & Security Strategist, Daniel Gibson, takes us through how to prepare for an audit, what you need to know, and who you need to involve in order to ace your audit.

Including what an auditor expects you to have prepared! Find out more in this detail-filled episode full of GLBA tools and guidance.

This week's episode is all about privacy. We sat down with the Director of Cybersecurity at EDUCAUSE, Brian Kelly and our Data Privacy Officer, David Ross. They are here to talk to us about privacy in the higher education space. What’s new, what’s the same, what should institutions be aware of when it comes to their students, staff and overall data privacy.

In this episode Security Strategist, Barry Hofecker, explains that although there may be risks working with vendors, managing who has access to your secure data and navigating mergers and acquisitions, there are ways to secure your organization from these inevitable risks! Listen to hear Barry’s actionable advice and tips to protect your healthcare organization.

Our Co-Founder Mike Stamas and VP of Solutions and Product Management, Dan Didier, walk us through the differences between compliance and security.

We talk about why "going through the motions" and doing the bare minimum is not truly improving your security. Being secure is elevating security to the right level in the organization and integrating it into the business strategy. Listen to the full episode to get more insight on why your organization should be more than just checking boxes.

Have you been struggling with how to justify to your executive team why you should invest in a cybersecurity program? Are you doing enough of the right things, in the right order, when it comes to cybersecurity? Do you have any idea where to begin?

With an effective risk assessment, you can identify potentially hundreds of vulnerabilities and prioritize them into an organized action plan.

In this episode, we talk with Stan Letarte as he walks us through why you should be incorporating risk when you make decisions on investment.

A lot has happened over the past year, just as times have changed threats change with them.

Security Specialists Brian Murphy and Kaivalya Gorla walk us through new emerging threats, what we need to know and how to train yourself and your employees on best practices in 2021.

An Incident Response Plan provides benefits both during an incident and in the long run. Learn from Security Specialists, Alyssa Slayton and Evin Hill, as they explain the fundamental value of developing and maintaining an incident response plan for the long run.

If you are a technology start-up, then you better listen up! Just because your organization has a low revenue doesn’t mean that you aren’t striving to be secure. We understand that with a tight budget your decisions need to be practical and functional. That is why this week we are talking with Security Strategist, Stan Letarte on some of the best practices for tech start-ups with a low revenue range that still want to be secure. Stan is here to give you tips and guidance on how to make the most of your limited capacity.