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Paubox Weekly Fully Automated - A HIPAA compliant email security Podcast
Hosted by Paubox · EN
Fully Automated is your weekly rundown of the biggest healthcare cybersecurity stories, delivered in a conversational format by Alex and Jen, two AI hosts who break down breaches, vulnerabilities, and compliance news with clarity, a little dark humor, and always a practical takeaway. Perfect for healthcare IT leaders, administrators, and compliance officers who want to stay informed without wading through the noise.
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SAG-AFTRA Health Plan settles phishing breach class action for $950,000
6d ago00:04:39Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we break down the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan's $950,000 phishing settlement, Medtronic's nine-million-record breach, and the Inc Ransom attack on Sandhills Medical Foundation. We also highlight Henderson Behavioral Health's patient-centered approach and discuss practical takeaways for strengthening your organization's security posture through staff training, system patching, and incident response planning.
Transcribe →Microsoft warns of a phishing campaign bypassing MFA protections
2w ago00:04:23Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we examine a Microsoft-flagged phishing campaign that bypassed MFA across 13,000 organizations, analyze Saint Anthony Hospital's breach notification that expanded from 6,500 to 146,000 affected individuals, and discuss the ransomware attack impacting 92,000 patients at a Puerto Rico community hospital. Key takeaways include the importance of layered email security, thorough incident scoping, and addressing configuration blind spots before threat actors exploit them.
Transcribe →FBI names healthcare the most targeted sector for ransomware
3w ago00:04:33Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we break down the FBI's latest Internet Crime Report naming healthcare as the top ransomware target, OCR's four new HIPAA settlements totaling over $1 million, and the Medtronic data extortion incident affecting millions of records. We also examine findings from Paubox's Healthcare Email Security Maturity Index, which reveals critical gaps in AI-based defenses despite rising AI-driven attacks, and discuss what these trends mean for your organization's security posture.
Transcribe →OrthopedicsNY faces $1.95M penalty after INC Ransom attack
4w ago00:04:54Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we break down recent healthcare cybersecurity incidents including a $1.45 million class action settlement stemming from missing MFA and unencrypted data, a repeat ransomware attack on a small cardiology practice, and how attackers are bypassing traditional email authentication. We also discuss the emerging threat of AI-assisted cyberattacks and actionable steps organizations can take to address common security blind spots.
Transcribe →Brockton Hospital hit by cyberattack, incident disrupts patient care
Apr 1700:04:21Tap to summarizeThis episode examines recent ransomware attacks affecting Brockton Hospital, Stockton Cardiology, and Rocky Mountain Care, alongside a Dutch supply chain breach impacting eleven hospitals. The hosts discuss the EvilTokens phishing kit that bypasses MFA through Microsoft 365 device code flow exploitation, and share practical defenses including conditional access policies, improved logging, and incident response planning. Key insights from the April Zoom social mixer cover monthly penetration testing, effective security awareness training, and AI adoption guardrails.
Transcribe →Da Vinci robot maker Intuitive Surgical reports phishing breach
Apr 1000:04:23Tap to summarizeThis episode examines recent cybersecurity incidents affecting healthcare organizations, including breaches at Intuitive Surgical, Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital, and Innovative Pharmacy Packaging Corp, alongside a sophisticated job scam targeting professionals. Key takeaways include the critical importance of phishing training, network monitoring, vendor risk assessments, and reducing detection dwell time. The discussion reinforces that most breaches stem from preventable issues like misconfigurations, blind spots, and social engineering vulnerabilities.
Transcribe →Microsoft Teams phishing campaign deploys A0Backdoor malware
Apr 300:03:53Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Alex and Jen break down three recent cybersecurity incidents affecting healthcare and social services organizations: Microsoft Teams impersonation attacks targeting healthcare and financial sectors, fake AI apps harvesting credentials, and a ransomware breach at a nonprofit serving vulnerable populations. The discussion highlights how misconfigurations and overlooked security basics create exploitable gaps, and offers practical steps for locking down external communications, verifying app legitimacy, and strengthening defenses against ransomware.
Transcribe →Navia Benefit Solutions announces breach impacting nearly 3 million
Mar 2700:04:01Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we break down recent healthcare cybersecurity incidents including the Navia benefits administrator breach affecting nearly three million individuals, ransomware attacks on Kettering Health and a US healthcare provider, and the Essen Medical Associates settlement. We examine common vulnerabilities across these cases—from inadequate privileged access monitoring to untested incident response plans—and discuss actionable steps organizations can take to strengthen their security posture. The key takeaway: most breaches stem from addressable gaps, and consistent attention to fundamentals remains the most effective defense.
Transcribe →Paubox recognized as email encryption leader in G2 Spring 2026 Reports
Mar 2000:04:00Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Alex and Jen break down the latest cybersecurity incidents affecting healthcare, including ransomware targeting community health organizations, phishing attacks leveraging trusted cloud platforms, MFA bypass techniques, and the exploitation of legitimate admin tools in cloud environments. The discussion emphasizes that most breaches stem from preventable configuration gaps and offers actionable guidance on endpoint protection, network segmentation, and phishing-resistant authentication methods.
Transcribe →68. Aja Anderson: "Bad actors are offering your employees incentives to help them."
Mar 16, 202200:22:44Tap to summarizeEpisode 68 features Aja Anderson, Paubox Customer Success Manager.
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