Elizabeth Wharton interviews Guest Mitch Parker, Exec. Dir./CISO at Indiana University Health. Healthcare security is present on all of our minds these days. The security and medical communities are working together towards the same goal: protecting the people. You may be wondering, what does that look like in today’s world?

Healthcare is chock full of adventure - rising number patients, increase in malware attacks, and a shift towards remote work. On this episode of CISO STRESSED Liz sits down with Mitch Parker, Exec. Dir./CISO at Indiana University Health and talks about leveraging and maximizing resources and building trust to solve security challenges facing healthcare systems.

Building security in the customer experience, not “compliance helmets” - Shawn Bowen, CISO with Restaurant Brands International, joins CISO Stressed Host Liz Wharton to discuss the value of experience-based learning, digital empathy, and the customer experience.

Conversations stimulate ideas, solutions, and help us feel connected. In our inaugural episode of CISO Stressed guests Wendy Nather and Tyrone Wilson join Liz to discuss how to adjust to shifting work environments while still providing team members with hands-on training experiences, keeping motivated, and favorite ways to cap off the day.

Advances in securing medical devices, vehicle systems, and any of the other systems and connected devices used daily would not be possible without independent researchers testing and auditing those in novel and often unanticipated manners from that intended by the computer/website/app owners.

We are not introducing a new job role where you have to hire more people or have to spend more money. See, a purple team is a virtual, functional team that fosters collaboration and efficiency in testing, measuring, and improving your current cyber security people, process, and technology (security controls).

Jorge Orchilles sits down with Sean Gallagher, a Senior Threat researcher at Sophos Labs. Sean walks us through understanding how this ransomware operates, creating an adversary emulation plan, and the best defense against a similar attack.

This week we will take a look at Egregor ransomware that has breached, exfiltrated data, and brought down multiple networks since September 2020. Stealing data before deploying ransomware has been a common modus operandi of the Egregor group.