CMIT Solutions - Northern Westchester & Putnam Counties

05/21/2026

SOX compliance is more than a finance initiative — your technology environment plays a major role in protecting data, controlling access, and supporting accurate reporting. Learn what SOX means and how IT supports compliance.

Read more here: https://cmitsolutions.com/blog/sox-compliance/

05/14/2026

AI adoption looks different for every business. From simple everyday tasks to workflow automation and smarter operations, AI can support businesses in many different ways.

Read more here: https://cmitsolutions.com/blog/where-is-your-business-in-the-ai-journey/

05/12/2026

AI adoption looks different for every business.
Some teams are just beginning to explore AI for everyday tasks, while others are using it to streamline workflows, improve efficiency, and support decision-making across the business.

There’s no single “right” stage to be in. What matters is finding practical ways AI can support your team, reduce manual work, and help your business operate more effectively.

05/06/2026

Unapproved apps and software can create security gaps without businesses even realizing it. Clear approved software policies help keep your data secure, compliant, and under control.

Read more here: https://cmitsolutions.com/westchester-ny-1180/blog/the-risks-of-unapproved-software-at-work/

05/04/2026

Not every tool your team uses is on your radar. That is where risk starts. A clear approved software policy helps you stay secure, compliant, and in control without slowing your team down.

05/01/2026

Passwords are still one of the easiest ways into a business, so it makes sense the industry is moving beyond them. The shift to passkeys is about stronger protection without slowing people down.

04/27/2026

Passwords aren’t going away overnight—but they’re definitely on the way out. The shift to passkeys is all about reducing risk without adding friction.
Curious how this could work for your business? Let’s talk.

04/24/2026

04/22/2026

A good reminder to look at the systems we rely on every day—and how we can make them work a little smarter.