
EP240 Cyber Resiliency for the Rest of Us: Making it Happen on a Real-World Budget
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Guest:
- Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Health-ISAC
Topics:
- How adding digital resilience is crucial for enterprises? How to make the leaders shift from “just cybersecurity“ to “digital resilience”?
- How to be the most resilient you can be given the resources? How to be the most resilient with the least amount of money?
- How to make yourself a smaller target?
- Smaller target measures fit into what some call “basics.” But “Basic” hygiene is actually very hard for many. What are your top 3 hygiene tips for making it happen that actually work?
- We are talking about under-resources orgs, but some are much more under-resourced, what is your advice for those with extreme shortage of security resources?
- Assessing vendor security - what is most important to consider today in 2025? How not to be hacked via your vendor?
Resources:
- ISAC history (1998 PDD 63)
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
- Brian Krebs blog
- Health-ISAC Annual Threat Report
- Health-ISAC Home
- Health Sector Coordinating Council Publications
- Health Industry Cybersecurity Practices 2023
- HHS Cyber Performance Goals (CPGs)
- 10 ways to make cyber-physical systems more resilient
- EP193 Inherited a Cloud? Now What? How Do I Secure It?
- EP65 Is Your Healthcare Security Healthy? Mandiant Incident Response Insights
- EP49 Lifesaving Tradeoffs: CISO Considerations in Moving Healthcare to Cloud
- EP233 Product Security Engineering at Google: Resilience and Security
- EP204 Beyond PCAST: Phil Venables on the Future of Resilience and Leading Indicators
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