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In today's environment of data breaches, identity theft, fraud, and increasing connectivity, HIPAA Privacy and Security rules are a responsibility to your patients and your clients. HIPAA isn't about compliance, it's about patient care.
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SMB Security Makes Progress BUT - Ep 579 (opens the original)
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Small businesses are making progress on cybersecurity, and that's worth celebrating. But are they actually as prepared as they think they are? In this episode, Donna and David dig into the 2026 Small Business Cybersecurity Awareness and Practices Survey and the gap between confidence and readiness. From MFA and backups to incident response, testing, documentation, and the rapidly changing risks of AI, they discuss why putting security tools in place is only the beginning. Real security means kno
The Risk Analysis Reality Check - A Screwdriver Is Not a Hammer - Ep 578 (opens the original)
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There is no shortage of tools, scans, checklists, and reports that promise to help with cybersecurity, but calling something a risk analysis does not magically make it one. This episode takes a hard look at what OCR keeps saying about Security Risk Analysis, why incomplete SRAs continue to show up in enforcement actions, and why understanding your actual environment still matters more than simply checking the right boxes. More info at HelpMeWithHIPAA.com/576
Don't Make It Easy for Them - Ep 577 (opens the original)
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Every October, the National Cybersecurity Alliance uses Cybersecurity Awareness Month to remind us how to stay safer online, and this year's message is beautifully simple: don't make it easy for the criminals. They're looking for weak passwords, missing MFA, unpatched software, and people who click before they think. In other words, they're rattling digital doorknobs to see which ones open. This episode takes a look at this year's campaign and the real-world cybercriminals being used to show why
Unmasking the Middleman - When Trust Is the Bait - Ep 576 (opens the original)
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Remember when spotting a phishing scam meant looking for terrible grammar, a suspicious link, and maybe a Nigerian prince having a bad week? Those were simpler times. Today's attackers can sound like your IT department, use tools you already trust, and even walk you through legitimate-looking security steps. The scams have gotten much better at looking trustworthy, which means the old security awareness rules need an upgrade. When urgency, anxiety, or pressure shows up, slowing down and verifyin
Spend Smarter Before the Breach - Ep 575 (opens the original)
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There are two times to spend money on cybersecurity: before something goes wrong, when you still have choices, and after something goes wrong, when your choices have packed a bag and left town. With the average U.S. data breach now costing $11.5 million, the question isn't whether security costs money. It's whether you're spending that money on the things most likely to keep a bad day from becoming a very long, very expensive year. The latest breach-cost research offers some surprisingly practic
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