Healthcare security

Being asked to embrace hackers may sound counterintuitive. However, in today's fast-paced world of healthcare security, it's a strategy worth exploring. In this episode, Redox staff security engineer Brent Ufkes offers valuable insights into the transformative power of bug bounty programs.

Streamlining secure departures is not just an operational necessity; it’s a pivotal component of our organization's security framework. Automating the final logoff process can transform the way employee departures are handled. Bill Easton, a skilled staff security engineer at Redox, joins to highlight practices that can enhance your security posture.

There is a new security concern that is catching many offguard: hiring malicious actors. Matt Mock, our CISO, shares that instances of fake candidates, particularly those backed by entities from countries like North Korea, are no longer a rarity.

Welcome to the debut episode of "Shut the backdoor," a healthcare security podcast by Redox, dedicated to protecting healthcare data one episode at a time. In this installment, host Jody Maberry chats with Redox’s own Matt Mock, CISO, and Megan McLeod, Security Engineer, about Redox's mission as a leader in healthcare interoperability, enabling providers, payers, and health tech organizations to power better care through accelerated, real-time data solutions.

More healthcare organizations are putting zero trust initiatives in place, but where do they fall on the maturity spectrum? Redoxer Bill Easton explain CISA’s model and share where Redox is on its zero journey, which started back in 2019.

How can you be sure your tech vendors will keep healthcare data safe? Our senior director of information security, Matt Mock, says to drill down into security details like their HITRUST certification, safeguard testing, and cloud hosting.

Hospitals, medical practices, and their partners have begun to find solutions to some of their biggest data security challenges. We outline five ways that health systems are beginning to defend themselves better against malicious actors.