Risk Never Sleeps Podcast

Anyone can get pwned, and understanding the psychology behind cyberattacks may be more important than understanding the technology. In this episode, Frank Riccardi, cybersecurity and privacy expert and author of CTRL+ALT+PWN: The Hacker’s Playbook (And How to Beat It), breaks down the tools and psychological tricks cybercriminals use to target everyday people. He explains why basic cyber hygiene, rather than fear of specific technologies, is one of the best defenses against attacks involving ph

AI is changing not only cybersecurity but also the way people interact with organizations and information. In this episode, Heather Hinton, Chief Information Security Officer at Sitecore, discusses the evolving relationship among cybersecurity, AI, business priorities, and human behavior. She discusses why security teams need to return to basics and how to help employees understand the “why” behind security practices. Heather also emphasizes the importance of collaboration across the cybersec

What if the biggest barrier to healthcare AI isn't the technology itself, but whether people actually adopt it? In this episode, Anurag Voleti, Vice President of Data Science at Xsolis, discusses how AI can reduce friction across healthcare by improving utilization management, length-of-stay decisions, discharge planning, and reimbursement while keeping patient outcomes at the center. He explains how Xsolis combines traditional, generative, and agentic AI with its SaaS platform to turn comple

Healthcare cybersecurity isn't just about stopping attacks; it's about protecting patients and enabling better business decisions. In this episode, Brady Miller, Chief Information Security Officer at Carilion Clinic, discusses the evolving priorities of healthcare cybersecurity, including strengthening governance, risk, and compliance programs and modernizing identity and access management. He explains why effective cybersecurity depends as much on user education, trusted vendor partnerships,

What if the biggest cybersecurity risk in your hospital is simply not knowing everything that's connected to your network? Wes Wright, Chief Health Officer at Ordr and former healthcare CIO and CTO, explains why healthcare organizations need accurate, real-time visibility into every device connected to their networks. He discusses how Ordr combines device-level intelligence with AI-powered agents to improve security, automate IT workflows, and provide actionable insights instead of static ass

What happens when a cyberattack doesn't just threaten data, but patient lives? In this episode, Dan Holland, Deputy CISO at Tampa General Hospital (TGH), explains why healthcare cybersecurity is ultimately about protecting patients, not just systems. He shares how strong leadership, a collaborative culture, and investing in foundational security have helped build resilience against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Dan also explores the promise and risks of AI, arguing that organizati