Healthcare security

Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer of Health ISAC, joins Jody Mayberry and Megan McCloud to explore how collaboration fuels cybersecurity resilience in healthcare. They discuss evolving threats like ransomware and AI-driven attacks, the importance of information-sharing networks, and how global cooperation keeps patient data safe.

When you work in healthcare, you learn that protecting patient data is a policy and a promise. In this conversation, we explore what happens when innovation outpaces precaution, especially as AI tools evolve faster than most of us can keep up.

A very special guest joins us on this episode: former Walt Disney Imagineering President Bob Weiss.
From building immersive theme parks to building a culture of security, Bob shares how bold creativity, intentional collaboration, and “what if?” thinking can help healthcare leaders tackle even the most impossible challenges.

This bonus episode gave us the chance to highlight a fresh perspective on AI from someone who’s just beginning her career and already making a meaningful impact. Her projects reminded us that innovation doesn’t always come from the top. It often begins quietly, in unexpected places.

Reaching episode 10 is a milestone worth celebrating, and we couldn’t think of a better way to mark it than with a conversation about DEF CON, the legendary “hacker summer camp.” With Trevor Wilson, Staff Security Engineer at Redox, joining us fresh off the conference floor, we explore what makes this gathering so unique.

In this episode, Jody, Meghan, and Matt are joined by security researcher Jeffrey Bell to unpack how ransomware is increasingly crippling hospitals. Ransomware is no longer just a data problem. It’s a patient safety crisis. This conversation breaks down how hospitals are being crippled, and what defenders are doing about it. Our guest Jeffrey Bell, a dedicated security researcher, shares how ransomware is no longer just a digital threat and why it is a healthcare emergency.

Join us in conversation with Security Engineer Zak Cowan as he dives into the essential role of Data Loss Protection (DLP) in today’s evolving tech landscape. With the growing complexity of healthcare data and the increased risk of remote work environments, Zak explains how DLP acts as a safety net—monitoring endpoints, securing cloud apps, and offering real-time guidance to staff.

Phishing’s simplicity is what makes it so dangerous. But phishing is especially dangerous in healthcare, where valuable data is an irresistible target for cybercriminals. In this episode, Redox’s Matt Mock (CISO) and Meghan McLeod (Senior Security Engineer) share how to prepare for cyberattacks and avoid serious repercussions that can affect privacy and quality of care.

Being asked to embrace hackers may sound counterintuitive. However, in today’s fast-paced world of healthcare security, it’s a strategy worth exploring. In this episode, Redox staff security engineer Brent Ufkes offers valuable insights into the transformative power of bug bounty programs.

Welcome to the debut episode of “Shut the backdoor,” a healthcare security podcast by Redox, dedicated to protecting healthcare data one episode at a time. In this installment, host Jody Maberry chats with Redox’s own Matt Mock, CISO, and Meghan McLeod, Senior Security Engineer, about Redox’s mission as a leader in healthcare interoperability, enabling providers, payers, and health tech organizations to power better care through accelerated, real-time data solutions.

Streamlining secure departures is not just an operational necessity; it’s a pivotal component of our organization’s security framework. Automating the final logoff process can transform the way employee departures are handled. Bill Easton, a skilled staff security engineer at Redox, joins to highlight practices that can enhance your security posture.

There is a new security concern that is catching many offguard: hiring malicious actors. Matt Mock, our CISO, shares that instances of fake candidates, particularly those backed by entities from countries like North Korea, are no longer a rarity.