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The 229 Podcast

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    Creating a World without Passwords and Beating Social Engineering | Executive Interview with Peter Barker

    06/10/2026 | 25 mins.
    June 10, 2026: In healthcare where downtime means lives, identity security is no longer just about who logs in. Bill Russell sits down with Peter Barker, Chief Product Officer at Ping Identity, to unpack why the agentic AI era demands a fundamental rethinking of identity. From giving AI agents first-class credentials to shifting the security boundary from login to the point of action. If your health system is deploying AI and you have not addressed non-human identity, this conversation is where to start.
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    Key Points:
    01:18 Why Agents Change Identity

    07:43 Runtime Identity And Authorization

    15:00 Healthcare Passwordless Trust

    20:11 CISO Playbook And Wrap Up

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    Fox Tempest: The Dark Web Storefront That Sold Microsoft's Trust to Ransomware Gangs

    06/10/2026 | 4 mins.
    That UAC prompt -- the little shield asking you to approve a publisher -- is one of the most foundational trust signals in Windows security. Your tools rely on it. Your team relies on it.
    Two people figured out how to sell it. What they built, and which ransomware gangs bought access, has a direct line to at least one recent health system breach. Drex breaks it down.
    Remember, Stay a Little Paranoid
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    CISA's Own Credentials Were Sitting on GitHub for Six Months

    06/09/2026 | 4 mins.
    CISA -- the federal agency whose job it is to protect America's critical infrastructure -- had its own internal credentials sitting in a public GitHub repository for six months. Plain text passwords. AWS GovCloud keys. SSH access tokens. Visible to anyone on the internet with a browser.What makes this worse: the contractor who created the repository didn't slip up accidentally. They actively disabled the default GitHub protections designed to prevent exactly this from happening. And when the repository finally came down, those AWS keys stayed valid for another 48 hours before anyone thought to revoke them.Drex brings this back to the question every health system CISO should be sitting with: How many contractors have access to your most sensitive systems right now -- and if one of them made this choice six months ago, would you even know today?Remember, Stay a Little Paranoid Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ThisWeekHealth Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisweekhealth Donate: Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer - https://www.alexslemonade.org/mypage/3173454
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    Major Biometric Breach, HIPAA Deadline Falls Flat, and the Microsoft AI Budget Blowout | Newsday

    06/08/2026 | 27 mins.
    June 8, 2026: Bill Russell, Drex DeFord, and Sarah Richardson break down three headlines every health IT leader needs to hear. New York City Health and Hospitals suffered a breach that exposed biometric data, fingerprints, palm prints, and geotagged photo metadata through a third-party vector. Unlike passwords or Social Security numbers, that data cannot be replaced. Second, the long-anticipated HIPAA Security Rule update is overdue, and organizations that had two years to prepare are still unprepared. Lastly, Microsoft burned through its entire AI budget in five months. As AI spending spirals, the panel asks the harder question: Does every AI project reduce spend or increase revenue? If not, why is it funded?
    Key Points:
    02:31 Biometric Breach Fallout

    10:41 Data Retention and Hoarding

    12:59 HIPAA Security Rule Update

    21:10 AI Spend and ROI Reality

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    Rewriting and Overcoming the Burnout Narrative | Flourish Rerelease with Bree Bacon

    06/05/2026 | 40 mins.
    June 5, 2026: Bree Bacon doesn't just talk about burnout; she survived it. Author, Speaker, & Elite Energy™ Coach, Bree spent years giving 110% to everything until panic attacks and her miscarriage forced her to crash. What she discovered in the aftermath became a life-saving framework that challenges everything healthcare leaders think they know about performance, capacity, and sustainable success. Elite Energy isn't just a theory; it’s tested through fertility loss, chemotherapy, and the impossible choice between career and survival.
    Key Points:
    02:54 The Reality of Burnout

    07:37 Bree's Personal Journey with Healthcare

    10:52 The Elite Energy Framework

    21:07 Overcoming Cancer and Embracing Life

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About The 229 Podcast
Some conversations are too important to stay in the room. The 229 Podcast, hosted by Bill Russell, continues the dynamic discussions from our community events, bringing together healthcare leaders who are actively transforming the industry.
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