With the prevalence of cyber attacks increasing throughout 2020 and into 2021, cyber insurance has become increasingly important. The purpose […]
Transition of COVID-19 With the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic came a quick transition for many to a remote work […]
The past few weeks of news headlines have been dominated by recent ransomware attacks that have crippled private businesses. The […]
The increased focus on the adoption of the “Zero Trust Model” of cybersecurity is partly influenced by the rise in […]
Knowing whether or not your business is prepared for a potential cyber attack is a must, especially for government contractors. […]
The rise of ransomware is a great concern for small to medium sized businesses in 2021 and making sure you […]
Understand that security awareness is not all about technology, it’s about human element, too. Humans made mistake —there’s not a […]
What is ransomware? Ransomware costs are projected to hit a record of $20 billion in 2021 making it a very […]
The term, “Zero Trust” was coined by Forrester Research analyst and thought-leader John Kindervag, and follows the motto, “never trust, […]
I don’t have to worry about hackers – I don’t have anything they want/need Most people own cars that need […]
How to Protect Your Identity Online – Which Helps Protects Your Employer, Too Everyone should be aware of how to […]
RSAC 2021 May 17 -20 Virtual Experience Curciana, President and CSE of Corporate Information Technologies, will be presenting in partnership […]
75% of organizations around the world experienced a phishing attack in 2020, and 74% of attacks targeting US businesses were successful, Proofpoint […]
The “Social Dilemma” is a documentary mixed with a realistic fiction narrative that was released on the popular streaming service […]
91% of data breaches are the direct cause of phishing campaigns This is why it is important for all businesses […]
Domain–based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) is a standard email authentication method. DMARC can help mail administrators prevent hackers and other attackers from spoofing their […]
FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority)warns member firms of an ongoing phishing campaign that involves fraudulent emails stating to be from […]
Simulating social engineering testing will allow your employees to make smarter security decisions, hopefully making your company more secure. CIT […]
Here are a few alarming cybersecurity stats that should make you worry. But’s don’t worry CIT is here and can […]
The easiest way to understand how a cyber attack happens is through The Cyber Kill-chain. What the “cyber kill-chain” does […]
There’s only two types of companies, the ones that have been hacked and know it and the one that don’t […]
Lawrence Cruciana, President and founder of Corporate information Technologies, will be on speaker on July 8th for ChannelPro’s – SMB […]
It is no secret that cybercriminals are taking advantage of the current technological climate to impose themselves on businesses as […]
A supply chain attack is a cyber-attack that seeks to damage an organization by targeting less-secure elements in the supply […]
“DDoS attack” is a pretty common term in the world of cybersecurity. It’s a term that is heard often in […]
Lawyer Rod Ponton day didn’t start correctly , the virtual call was a not a purr-fect zoom meeting. Everyone on […]
2021 is here, and not a moment too soon! ChannelPro 2021 New Year Special includes Lawrence Cruciana from Corporate Information […]
We all have our own bad habits such as slouching or hitting the snooze button too many times that can […]
Human beings are inherently social creatures and whether it be virtually or physically we all desire to be connected in […]
Lawrence Cruciana, founder and President of Corporate Information Technologies will be a featured panelist on February 3rd at ChannelPro’s Cybersecurity […]
Cybersecurity Insiders released a report on the 2020 Phishing Attack Landscape Report, which has found increase of phishing attacks in 2020 due to […]
When someone says “cookies” your first thought is probably the warm sweet holiday cookies you just had a few days […]
Social engineering is “the use of deception to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential or personal information that could be used […]
Holiday scams 2020 are in full-force. Don’t become one of the cybercriminals victims today, here are a few tips to […]
Could 2021 be the “Year of the Phish”? 2020 is coming to the end, so what will 2021 hold for […]
Most of us can agree that COVID-19 has made 2020 one of the craziest years a lot of us have […]
Social engineering is one of the greatest threats to cyber security in our everyday lives. Whether that be at the […]
Tips for secure holiday online shopping this 2020 Holiday season — stay safe before, during and after peak retail season […]
Passwords Can Be One of Your Biggest Potential Threats Through these statistics from Lastpass we see that oftentimes the biggest […]
How much security training is enough for your employees? Security Awareness Training needs to be ongoing, but too much of […]
Simple definition of passwordless authentication is any method of verifying a user without requiring the user to provide a password. […]
The majority of the work force is working from home which means you need to be concern about your home […]
Be Cyber Smart and Do Your Part: Keep Your Employees Up to Date on Latest Phishing Be cyber smart and […]
Amazon’s Prime Day start tomorrow, Tuesday October 13th Amazon’s Prime Day is October 13th and 14th – are you ready? […]
The evolution of cyber crime has been rapid and to this day is ever expanding. In the first half of […]
Humans Can Be Your Weakest Link Do your part – train your humans so they aren’t the weakest link. How? […]
October Is Cybersecurity Awareness Month Cybersecurity Awareness Month was launched by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) and the U.S. […]
It is time to ask the question: Is MDM infringing on your privacy? Now more than ever people are starting […]
Business Email Compromise (BEC) scam, criminals send/target an email message that appears to come from a known source making a […]
Have your thought about your personal security with remote learning Security is always a big concern in the world of […]
Make A Hole in One for Boys and Girls Club of Piedmont This is Corporate Information Technologies 3rd year participating […]
What is Mobile Device Management(MDM) Mobile Device Management(MDM) most simply put is a software meant for managing laptops, smartphones, tablets, […]
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a non-regulatory agency under the U.S. Department of Commerce that releases […]
Our passwords are the first line of defense against cyber criminals. It is important to stay up to date on […]
Making sure your data is protected and secure is not as hard as one may think. Taking simple and smart […]
More often than not the biggest threat to cybersecurity is ourselves. Humans are extremely predictable, and in no other aspect […]
Lawrence Cruciana will be part of ChannelPro Cybersecurity Summit – 5 August 2020. “If you’re not offering security services to your clients […]
Humans can be the biggest obstacle when it comes to personal password security. Our passwords are often simple,easy to remember […]
Take a look at CIT’s password security tips for what not to do. Arguably one of the most important aspects […]
Lawrence Cruciana, CEO & CTO of Corporate Information Technologies, is again working with ConnectWise to resolve a flaw in one […]
Social Media Phishing has rose 74% which is why it is important to familiarize yourself with the most up to […]
Take a look at Corporate Information Technologies Phishing Awareness Statistics for 2020. Because Phishing attacks are such a prevalent issue […]
Is your company prepared for a data loss? Can you afford to have a data breach loss? Close to 40% […]
Corporate Information Technologies CTO & Owner Lawrence Cruciana is bringing small business cyber security needs to the national stage working […]
With many employees still working remote, security should be a top priority. Most companies have had transition from office-to-home working […]
In recent years Bitcoin mining has become an increasingly lucrative practice, but due to the hefty technological demands the cost […]
Check out a couple cybersecurity incidents that have been happening during the coronavirus pandemic: Coronavirus pandemic is correlated with a […]
Clone, Man-in-the-Middle & Search Engine Phishing Attacks Week 8 of the Phishing for Awareness blog: Clone, Man-in-the-Middle, and Search Engine […]
I’m sure you use a password several times on a daily basis. Let’s take a look at some basis tips […]
Malware Injection & Image Phishing Malware Injection Malware, which was mentioned in the subdomain portion of last week’s blog, is […]
Spear Phishing & Subdomain Attack Awareness Spear Phishing Spear Phishing is typically an email spoofing attack that targets a specific […]
What Your Business Must Know About Incident Response Your business must be prepared for potential cyber attacks. They happen constantly […]
Mass-Target Brand Impersonations & Social Media Phishing Attacks Mass-Target Brand Impersonations A Mass-Target Brand Impersonation occurs when scammers send a […]
This phishing series blog will explore Business Email Compromise (BEC) Schemes and Website Spoofing. Just to refresh – On last […]
For those using Zoom conduct regular meetings with their staff, vendors, family or friends the sudden security shortcomings of Zoom’s […]
What Your Business Needs to Know About Security Assessments Cyber attacks pose a risk to all sorts of networks and […]
Did you know 76% of businesses reported being a victim of phishing attacks in the last year? With phishing on […]
Phishing for Awareness: A Series Phishing is no joke. And no, we are not talking about the aspiring sport of […]
Cybersecurity tips during Coronavirus. Three actions every user can take to help secure the corporate information assets.
Don’t use third party logins. Let’s start with what is a third party login. A third party login is where […]
Cybersecurity and working from home may become a necessity in the near future for many companies. With the coronavirus spreading […]
There is perhaps nowhere in the private sector with stricter regulations than the financial services industry. So, let’s talk about […]
Now, let’s talk Log Event Management terms. LMS – “Log Management System” or LEM – “Log Event Management” – a […]
On Wednesday, February 5th, six highly intelligent cybersecurity experts joined together at the Cybersecurity Forum for the Delaware Bankers Association […]
Lawrence Cruciana, CIT’s Chief Systems Engineer, will be part of the DBA Cybersecurity Forum on Wednesday, February 5th. Delaware Bankers […]
The awareness of cyber threats have grown rapidly in the recent years. Now, organizations are finally realizing the threat that […]
Daily we are tested with our personal information and security Nobody wants their information out there, although with all the […]
January 14th: Windows 7 is no longer supported/no longer receiving security issues. More Windows will not be supported throughout 2020 […]
‘Tis the season to share and be invited The Emotet Trojan gang has started to send Christmas themed phishing emails […]
When is the last time you did security awareness training? Do you continue to update and remind employees about your […]
Hackers don’t seem to care whether your a large enterprise or a SMB. Although most SMB don’t have the resources […]
CIT is proud to be a part of McClintock Partners in Education and share our passion for Information Security and […]
Lawrence Cruciana Presenting at ISSA Charlotte Practical Incident Response Techniques for Smaller Organizations: Lessons Learned In-the-trenches Lawrence Cruciana presenting at […]
Working in a cybersecurity firm that works with a lot of small and mid-size businesses, I see Cyber-insecurity every day. […]
Don’t trust any contact information in an email from a financial institution. Use information you already know is true – […]
Email – It is easy to send information and store information via email. However, no one should be asking for your personal […]
Similar domains and website cloning as types of phishing are on the rise! Let’s say your bank is […]
Common Sense Internet Safety Lesson 5 Attachments, Images and Links . . . Oh My Malware. Malware has been sent […]
Common Sense Internet Safety #1 Some things are not common knowledge, so what is common sense on the internet? We’re […]
If you’re protecting a castle, do you just require a secret password to get into it? NO, you also have […]
Digital risk is the greatest threat to the modern business That was the theme at the opening session […]
Previously I discussed that *many* people had followed a link in an email that included a username and a real […]
Corporate Information Technologies, a leading Managed Security Service Provider, today announced that its President and Chief Systems Engineer, Lawrence Cruciana […]