Lawrence Cruciana on of Charlotte’s Forty Under 40 Lawrence Cruciana, President & Chief Systems Engineer of CIT is one of Charlotte Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 Class of 2017. “Here we identify 40 people under the age of 40 who are playing important roles in building their businesses and the Charlotte region. These are high-impact players –…
DetailsAre you vulnerable and exposed to the next-generation of cyber threats? RSA2017 concluded with a whisper. Following a closing keynote by funnyman Seth Meyers, over 40,000 of the nations Cyber watchmen and women returned to their day jobs. They retuned but not like they departed. They were changed. Exposed to some of the most…
DetailsRSA 2017: Day 3 The Machines are Learning On average, a small business of 100 employees with a typical number of servers and network devices can generate 10GB of raw log data every day. That is the network devices, servers, and workstations create this data themselves – logging what is happening in the network environment.…
DetailsRSA 2017 – Day Two Next Generation Threats for Businesses RSA was kicked off on Tuesday Feb 14th 2017 by a rousing monologue by renowned actor John Lithgow. Mr. Lithgow painted a bleak world, a hacked planet, in which Cyber Security had failed. His illustration of such a dire and bleak world was then contrasted…
DetailsDay 1 RSA Conference 2017 — The Evolution of Cyber Security Today, tens of thousands of Information Security professionals converged upon San Francisco, CA to mark the opening of the RSA Conference. CIT is in the midst of this convergence to shine the light on what has historically been a radically under-secured segment of the…
DetailsThe week of February 13th is a pretty ordinary week for most of America. The country will wake up and go to school or work. Businesses will operate and the greatest economy in the world will mark the beginning of another fairly normal week. It’s anything but a normal week for those in the Cyber…
DetailsResearch has revealed that over half of all users end up opening fraudulent emails and often even fall for them. Phishing is done with the aim of gathering personal information about you, generally related to your finances. The most common reason for the large number of people falling for fraudulent emails is that the phishing…
DetailsThe Accelerating Evolution of Malware Being on the front lines of the fight against cybercriminals, CIT has a unique view of the evolving malware battlefield. We partner with FBI and US-CERT to exchange information on the changes that, as an industry, we see in this rapidly evolving area. Using data provided by US-CERT, the last…
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DetailsBring Your Own Device (BYOD) Into Your Business No matter what blog or magazine read these days, it seems like everyone is talking about today’s increasingly mobile workforce and the BYOD (Bring-Your-Own-Device) movement. We live in an exciting time when work can be done at any time from any place. Employees love the fact that…
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