Show Notes

March 28, 2022: Ryan Witt, Industries Solutions and Strategy Leader at Proofpoint joins Bill for the news. There was a lot of AI and ML hype at this years ViVE and HIMSS. Hacking group Lapsus$ claims it had access to Okta, an authentication and identity management software company that is used by more than 15,000 organizations. The specter of Russian hackers and an overreliance on voluntary cooperation from the private sector means officials are finally prepared to get tough and fix America’s never-ending cybersecurity failures. Teladoc launches a telehealth model for employers. And the healthcare sector is asking, will the digital health bubble burst?

Key Points:

00:00:00 - Intro

00:13:30 - You need to train your users to look for anything that's out of the ordinary

00:29:15 - All of a sudden, Walmart's part of healthcare. Amazon's part of healthcare. CVS is much more substantially part of healthcare. And Apple is trying.

00:32:50 - At some stage we’re going to have an EMR 2.0 sort of event

Proofpoint

Stories:

• Authentication firm Okta says it has found no evidence of new attack after hackers claim breach - CNBC
• Inside the plan to fix America’s never-ending cybersecurity failures - MIT Technology Review
• Will the digital health bubble burst? - Modern Healthcare
• Teladoc launches telehealth model for employers - Beckers