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What's Actually Changing in HIPAA (and What IT Teams Need to Fix Now)

Hosted by CalCom — helping healthcare and financial organizations secure and harden server environments for compliance frameworks like HIPAA, CIS, and NIST. Trusted by organizations managing regulated environments where configuration security and audit readiness matter. A HIPAA Auditor won't tell your servers to turn their head an cough, but your configurations may still not be healthy. Some security practices that used to be “recommended” are quickly becoming expected controls. This session breaks down what’s changing, what auditors will look for, and what you should address now.

Server Hardening Tools Explained: Tools, Strategies & Best Practices in 2025 | CalCom Webinar

Baseline server hardening is evolving rapidly. In this webinar, we break down the latest trends in server hardening and tools for 2025. Key Topics Covered Learn how CalCom Hardening Automation Suite (CHS) simplifies the process and saves IT teams hours of manual work.

Video On Demand - Configuration Drift and the Risk of Misconfiguration

Misconfigurations can undermine security even on fully patched systems. In this webinar, CalCom’s Co-Founder and Director of Business Development Roy Ludmir explains what configuration vulnerabilities are, how configuration drift happens, and why it matters for both cyber risk and compliance. Questions? Want to talk about server hardening for your organization? Contact us at info@calcomsoftware.com.

Group Policy Guide for Baseline Hardening

Creating a safe and secure environment is a top priority for all types of organizations. To accomplish this goal, it is essential to adhere to group policy best practices, particularly in the realm of GPO security. By configuring fundamental Group Policy Settings correctly, organizations can significantly enhance their security posture. When Group Policies are utilized effectively, they play a crucial role in safeguarding users’ computers from various threats and potential breaches.

NCUA and FFIEC Cybersecurity Regulations and Server Hardening

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) was created to insure and regulate the industry. Under the Federal Code of Regulations, Part 748, each federally insured credit union is required to develop a security program within 90 days of the effective date of insurance. To ensure that credit unions comply with federal cybersecurity requirements, the NCUA collaborates with the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) to set examination standards.

Using CIS Hardening Scripts for Windows Server: Benefits and Risks

With each new version of Windows Server released, comes new security risks. Whilst each update enhances functionality for users, it can sometimes come at the cost of new vulnerabilities. The Centre for Internet Security (CIS) Benchmarks serve as a security baseline, helping both individuals and companies implement best practices for a secure configuration.

UNC Path Hardening Quick Knowledge Guide

UNC paths allow Windows systems to access shared network resources, but they can also be a target for cyberattacks if not properly secured. In this video, we break down the Hardened UNC Path policy—a crucial security feature that enforces mutual authentication and integrity checks on critical shares like NETLOGON and SYSVOL. You'll learn: How the Hardened UNC Path policy works Step-by-step setup using Group Policy and registry keys How SMB encryption can add extra security (and its compatibility risks)

What You Need to Know About 2025 Data Privacy Regulations in the U.S.

In 2025, US data privacy regulations are evolving rapidly. This video explores key state laws and regulations like the CCPA, CPRA, NY SHIELD Act, and the Massachusetts Data Privacy Protection Act. We discuss how these regulations impact businesses and the importance of robust security measures, including access controls, strong passwords, and regular audits. Learn how CalCom Hardening Suite can help your organization navigate these complex regulations and maintain a strong security posture.

How to Enable Hardened UNC Path

Hardened UNC Path is a Group Policy Object present at: This policy can be applied to the systems that are joined via the domain and it is not applicable for standalone systems. To get secure access to the UNC paths this policy must be configured. The recommended state for this policy is: Enabled, there are some pre-requisites.