Jul 16, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
On this edition of Inside the 1581, we’re joined by Mark Kirby, supervisory cybersecurity advisor for Oklahoma and Arkansas with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, to discuss the…
Mark KirbyGuestRich RasmussenHostWe have some that are available just for patients, for our medical teams, for the public.
We walk in with our Apple Watches, which are accessible, our phones, which are accessible.
So we have so much, and even implants that we might have, right, that can have that.
So kind of your thoughts on that, and maybe for listeners too, things they might want to think about, even in their own family, let alone their own organization, what are some best practices?
my house, it's just like we have a hidden password and we have a hidden IP address or even our network is hidden.
But at least internally, when you're walking down the street, you're not logging into Knoll Home, which is us.
Well, so that's one thing I want to stress, too, that what you do at home and what you do at work for the IT guys, the way I see things, and I always try to get things down to, you know, I apply the KISS principle to everything, you know, that there's no difference, right? So how you should handle your home Wi-Fi, to me, is exactly the same way that you should handle your corporate Wi-Fi.
And I am of the mind, and while I don't practice this totally at home, I do have separate networks for both my ring doorbell, all that type of stuff, from my personal home network.
I try to segment as much as possible because that operational technology stuff is out there.
We have some that are available just for patients, for our medical teams, for the public.
We walk in with our Apple Watches, which are accessible, our phones, which are accessible.
So we have so much, and even implants that we might have, right, that can have that.
So kind of your thoughts on that, and maybe for listeners too, things they might want to think about, even in their own family, let alone their own organization, what are some best practices?
my house, it's just like we have a hidden password and we have a hidden IP address or even our network is hidden.
But at least internally, when you're walking down the street, you're not logging into Knoll Home, which is us.
Well, so that's one thing I want to stress, too, that what you do at home and what you do at work for the IT guys, the way I see things, and I always try to get things down to, you know, I apply the KISS principle to everything, you know, that there's no difference, right? So how you should handle your home Wi-Fi, to me, is exactly the same way that you should handle your corporate Wi-Fi.
And I am of the mind, and while I don't practice this totally at home, I do have separate networks for both my ring doorbell, all that type of stuff, from my personal home network.
I try to segment as much as possible because that operational technology stuff is out there.
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