All Episodes

More ways to sign in securely with multi-factor authentication

Attackers impersonate ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek to deliver malware

Conditional logic comes to Paubox Forms

IBJI agrees to $4 million settlement after breach

Paubox Forms now includes a library of pre-built templates

Paubox CLI adds forms support: HIPAA compliant email and data collection in one tool

Send HIPAA compliant email from the terminal, or your agent

SAG-AFTRA Health Plan settles phishing breach class action for $950,000

Microsoft warns of a phishing campaign bypassing MFA protections

FBI names healthcare the most targeted sector for ransomware

OrthopedicsNY faces $1.95M penalty after INC Ransom attack

Brockton Hospital hit by cyberattack, incident disrupts patient care

Da Vinci robot maker Intuitive Surgical reports phishing breach

Microsoft Teams phishing campaign deploys A0Backdoor malware

Navia Benefit Solutions announces breach impacting nearly 3 million

Paubox recognized as email encryption leader in G2 Spring 2026 Reports

68. Aja Anderson: "Bad actors are offering your employees incentives to help them."

67. Aja Anderson: "The gaps in cybersecurity are not complicated, hyper-technical ones. They're just basic user errors."

66. Hoala Greevy: "Just automating one workflow creates an instant ROI for the business"

65. Aja Anderson: "That's the sweet spot for threat actors coming after you because they know that there's money there."

64. Dave Ledoux: "I'm ready to pivot at any time."

63. Aja Anderson: "As long as people can make money, they're gonna keep [attacking]. As long as your systems are not secure, you're at risk."

62. Hector Rodriguez: "In healthcare, we have the challenges of cybersecurity, disaster recovery, and recovery strategies for ransomware mitigation."

61. Su Bajaj: "The value of AI is what it's doing for you. It's not to replace people but to augment and make us more efficient and catch threats."

60. Brian Fritton: "If you make it easy for attackers to find email addresses, they're gonna phish you."

59. Aja Anderson: "If you don't have something that's actually examining your encrypted HTTPS traffic, you're missing 9 out of 10 instances of malware."

58. Matt Cooper: "The eternal weakness is human error."

57. Hoala Greevy: "It's a matter of sorting the data, training the data, and then using those new learnings to provide greater phishing detection."

56. Sara Sosa: "An informed team is an effective team."

55. Aja Anderson: "It is frustrating to take the extra steps, yet it is keeping us safe."

54. Jane Harper: "All organizations have some risks. Risk is inherent."

53. Anshul Pande: "All of these changes brought about a new set of problems to solve and challenges as we implemented those technologies."

52. Aja Anderson: "No matter how tight your budget is you should routinely assess the risk of your systems."

51. Dr. Eric Cole: "It's the same fundamental problem: we're not learning our lessons and keep repeating them over and over again."

50. Fred Kwong: "Risk is a language that business understands."

49. Aja Anderson: "This isn't unique to healthcare. This is happening in every industry."

48. Todd Pang: "We had to do a lot of training and awareness building for what actually constitutes PHI."

47. Jeff Karlsson: "The Biggest Threat That Our Customers Have Is Not Having a Contingency Plan."

46. John Benbrook: "In Order to Safeguard That Sensitive Information, We Needed to Implement Encryption."

45. Greg Reber: "This Is the Biggest Information Breach That We've Ever Seen."

44. Jared Vinson: "It Started With a Phishing Attack, but It Ended With a Whole Mess of Other Things."

43. Michael Mead: "Training Is Not Just for HIPAA Security, but Cybersecurity."

42. Bonnie Castonguay: "What We've Always Wanted Was the Ability for More Seniors to Have Access to Home Care."

41. Eoin Gregory: "You Say the Word HIPAA, and Our Providers Cringe or Turn Their Brains off."

40. Ken Dabkowski: "As a Tech-Centered Company, We Want to Make Sure We're Meeting the Highest Standards Possible."

39. Hannah Trum: "Certifications are a No-Brainer in the Healthcare Industry."

38. Tony UcedaVélez: "A Risk-Centric Approach is Trying to Prove the Most Likely Threats That Could Affect a Healthcare Entity."

37. Brian Kline: "Writing a Policy that Prohibits Sending Sensitive Information is Probably Not a Realistic Option"

36. Anya Schiess: “Telemedicine is Just an Example of What COVID has Catalyzed”

35. Elena Yau: “Email Is The Most Convenient But Is Also The Highest Threat.”

34. Bruce Snell: "There Are Going To Be Vulnerabilities Out There That There Aren't Fixes For Yet."

33. Matthew Wallace: “COVID-19 Brought an Overnight Change to Our Organization”

32. Kurt Hagerman: "The Key for Healthcare is Understanding and Containing the Risks as Best You Can"

31. Aaron Collins: “Covid Has Drastically Changed Our Approach to IT Security" ”

30. Travis Taylor: “With Email API We Are Looking to Automate A Lot of Processes”

29. Greg Hoffman: "Helping individuals & companies solve problems with their security & compliance vulnerabilities"

28. Mike Docktor: ‘’There Has to Be a Better Way for Clinicians to Interact With Patients”

27. Maegan Megginson: “Therapy Will Continue To Become More Focused On Telehealth”

26. Nick Wong: “Email API Solutions Can Easily Integrate into COVID Test Result Delivery Applications”

25. Sierra Reed “Risk Assessments and Analysis are Very Crucial to Any Resilient Healthcare Information Security Program”

24. Hoala Greevy “As Plain Common Sense in 2020, Have Multi-factor Authentication for Your Accounts, Especially Your Email Account.”

23. Anders Norremo “The Risk of a Breach Keeps Going Up, and Regulation is Forcing Companies to Take Action.”

22. Juli Ann Quinn “Telemedicine was a Byproduct of COVID-19.”

21. Mike Parisi “If We Don’t Go Back and Close Those Doors that We Opened Up, What are Those New Threats and Vulnerabilities That are Lurking?”

20. Scott Segerstrom “There are Still a lot of Bad Actors Out There.”

19. Sierra Reed “Cybercriminals are Targeting VPNs to Financially Benefit from the Pandemic.”

18. Hoala Greevy “Not Every Business in Healthcare is COVID Proof.”

17. Julie Haney “It’s Really Unrealistic for Organizations to Believe That Their Employees are Going to Always Make Good Security Decisions.”

16. Hoala Greevy “The Long-Overdue Digital Transformation in Healthcare is Here, and it’s Here in Force.”

15. Terra Durbin “We Went From a Hands-On Service Model, to a Complete Telehealth Model Overnight.”

14. TJ Walsh “We’re Finding That People who use Social Media a tot are About 2.7x More Likely to be Depressed.”

13. Marc Haskelson “Three Quarters of the of the Breaches or Incidences That Occur Were not Caused by Technology Failing.”

12. Jason Seidel “We’re Really Focused on How to Use the Video Technology in a Way that Still Allows us to Feel Connected with Our Patients.”

11. Paddy Padmanabhan “We’re in a Place Where Data is Essentially Driving Healthcare Decisions.”

10. Carrie Nixon “Consumers are Becoming More and More Attuned to How Their Data is Potentially Being Used.”

9. Kelvin Coleman “Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover.”

8. Hoala Greevy “We See a Continuing Trend of Email Being the Top Breach Factor for a HIPAA Breach.”

7. Andrew Hicks “My Mission Is in Life Is Simplification.”

6. Hoala Greevy “We’re Seeing in the Market Right Now Is an Increased Level of Sophisticated Spam and Phishing Attacks.”

5. Aarti Khullar “Further Normalize Mental Healthcare and the Process of Accessing Treatment.”

4. Christine Sublett “HIPAA Has Great Opportunity for Evolution.”

3. Christine Sublett “The Vast Majority About 90% of Healthcare in the U. S. Is Delivered by a Practice of Nine or Fewer Providers.”

2. Paul Arguinchona “The Biggest Threat, Which I Think is Often Overlooked, is Staff.”

1. Hoala Greevy “People’s Protected Health Information Was Publicly Available, No Login Required.”