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Healthcare security and suspicious requests

with Nick F. Hernandez, CTO, ZyDoc··28:34Summary updated
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About the episode

Andrew Speer’s release record identifies Nick F. Hernandez, CTO at ZyDoc, as the guest for episode 3. The recording above remains the original audio and keeps its existing episode URL.

The episode was originally titled “A Million Hacking Attempts Per Second”. This page preserves that title as historical context; it does not independently verify attack-volume telemetry. A rate claim needs a measurement period, system boundary and definition of an attempt before it can be used as a comparative statistic.

This is an editorial summary rather than a verified transcript. Unchecked direct quotations and earlier absolute technical claims have been removed. Listen to the recording for the guest’s own discussion.

Review the requested action

An unexpected message or call needs a controlled approval route when it concerns payment, account access or sensitive information. Familiar presentation is not the only evidence to consider. The NCSC phishing guidance recommends layered controls, reporting and incident response.

Current Certifyd scope

Certifyd's current workforce-records workflow supports evidence, review dates and attendance. The episode does not demonstrate a deployed universal-identity or voice-authentication product.