Connecticut Information Security is a full-service Cyber Security Firm
We specialize in identifying security risks, protecting client networks, and aligning organizations with security standards.
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Dealing with security attacks has become a fact of doing business online. With the introduction of regulations to protect data, this has become a critical area for businesses today.
Know your risks. Protect your data. Become compliant.
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CTInfoSec has extensive experience performing security assessments in a variety of industries including insurance, financial services, mobile applications, healthcare, online services, manufacturing, utilities, real estate, business services, and more. It is our focus on the uniqueness of each client that allows us to create a lasting impact and superior output.
Recent Blog Posts
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Evaluating AI Tools: A Security Checklist Before You Implement
Read more: Evaluating AI Tools: A Security Checklist Before You ImplementYou can’t get through a day, maybe even an hour, without hearing about artificial intelligence (AI). From built-in features in SaaS applications you already use, to entirely new platforms promising increased efficiency and productivity. AI is quickly becoming a standard part of the business technology landscape. While AI can help automate tasks and accelerate certain…
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You Can’t Protect What You Can’t See: 5 Questions to Understand Your Organization’s True Perimeter
Read more: You Can’t Protect What You Can’t See: 5 Questions to Understand Your Organization’s True PerimeterDefining your organization’s perimeter is more challenging than ever. Today’s technical environments extend far beyond the traditional corporate network to include cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud; SaaS applications; home offices; satellite locations; wireless networks; third-party vendors; and managed service providers (MSPs). In most organizations, the network is no longer “contained” in…
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Assigning Accountability in Cybersecurity: Questions Every CISO Should Ask
Read more: Assigning Accountability in Cybersecurity: Questions Every CISO Should AskIn today’s threat landscape, having a cybersecurity strategy isn’t enough. It must be clearly owned, consistently executed, and continuously improved. That starts with accountability. Too often, security responsibilities are vague, undocumented, or overlooked, leading to gaps, overlaps, and increased risk. The real challenge for CISOs isn’t just building controls, it’s ensuring the right people are…