Tech for Business
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<p>Overwhelmed by technology acronyms? Stressing about cybersecurity? Join team members from CIT and their guests as they discuss technology for small to medium businesses.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 23, 2026
AI & Cyber Threats
<p>Nate, Director of Cybersecurity, recaps a webinar on how threat actors weaponize AI to run efficient underground businesses, using it to speed up phishing, malware creation, data parsing after account compromise, and to lower the skill needed for attacks, including deepfakes. He emphasizes AI itself isn’t “bad,” but intent matters, and the best protections are fundamentals: vigilance, validation, and strong financial controls. The discussion covers why deepfakes work—circumstantial timing and emotional manipulation—and why training should focus on core red flags rather than only deepfakes. Practical wins include two-person review for large wire transfers, moving to phishing-resistant MFA/passkeys, watching for “evil proxy” credential pages, setting AI usage guardrails to avoid shadow AI, and creating an incident response plan with clear contacts and insurance details. Nate also predicts maturing AI-driven defense tools becoming more accessible to SMBs.</p><p></p><p>00:00 Webinar Recap Setup</p><p>00:29 AI as Criminal Business</p><p>03:40 Deepfakes and Why We Fall</p><p>07:26 Quick Wins for Security</p><p>09:00 MFA and Evil Proxies</p><p>10:37 AI Guardrails Not Bans</p><p>12:15 Incident Response Planning</p><p>13:26 Future of AI Defense</p><p>16:28 Wrap Up and Resources</p><p></p><p>Check out the full series right here! <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.citsolutions.net/events/webinars/ai-starter-series/">https://www.citsolutions.net/events/webinars/ai-starter-series/</a></p>
July 15, 2026
Healthcare Compliance Updates
<p>In this episode, Nate, CIT’s director of cybersecurity discusses proposed HIPAA Security Rule overhauls aimed at strengthening healthcare cybersecurity after major breaches and downtime incidents. Nate explains that the vote on the proposed changes was pushed back by one year (to 2027), but organizations should still start planning because implementation is typically required within 180 days of the final rule. Key shifts include moving many controls from “addressable” to “required,” enforcing multi-factor authentication for access to ePHI/EMR systems, requiring encryption in transit and at rest with no exceptions, and strengthening risk analysis and governance with formal documentation, asset inventories, network/data flow mapping, and executive engagement. The proposal also emphasizes incident response with a 72-hour service restoration plan, more frequent vulnerability scanning, annual penetration testing, and third-party assessments.</p><p></p><p>00:00 HIPAA Rule Update</p><p>00:22 Why HIPAA Is Outdated</p><p>01:58 Breaches Drive Reform</p><p>02:46 Timeline And Delay</p><p>04:14 Addressable To Required</p><p>04:57 MFA And Encryption Mandates</p><p>06:50 Risk Analysis And IR Plan</p><p>09:27 Cost And Budget Impact</p><p>13:08 Biggest Hurdle MFA</p><p>16:33 How It Compares To Others</p><p>18:15 What Might Change</p><p>21:58 Vendors And Education</p><p>23:23 Action Items And Wrap Up</p><p></p><p>Resource: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.hipaajournal.com/hipaa-security-rule-update-postponed/">https://www.hipaajournal.com/hipaa-security-rule-update-postponed/</a></p>
July 8, 2026
AI vs Automation
<p>On the Tech for Business podcast, the host talks with Kelsey, an AI operations coordinator, about the difference between automation and AI and why people confuse them. Kelsey explains that automation follows rules you provide while AI figures out the rules, using analogies like a dishwasher (automation) versus a cook (AI), and notes marketing has contributed by labeling many products as “AI.” They discuss when the distinction matters, focusing on outcomes, resource usage, and measuring impact through output quality and time saved rather than “using AI” as a goal. The episode covers where automation fits best (repetitive, predictable tasks) versus AI (judgment, messy inputs, agentic planning), and warns that adopting AI without documented processes and clean data can accelerate broken workflows, waste money, and create risk, emphasizing problem-finding over tool-chasing.</p><p></p><p>00:00 AI vs Automation Intro</p><p>00:31 Simple Definitions</p><p>01:14 Kitchen Metaphor</p><p>02:39 Why The Confusion</p><p>04:23 Does The Difference Matter</p><p>08:08 Automation In Business</p><p>10:36 Where AI Fits In</p><p>11:47 Using AI Without Automation</p><p>14:27 Overrelying On Automation</p><p>19:23 AI Without Groundwork</p><p>29:03 Human Context Still Matters</p><p>32:31 Find The Real Problem</p><p>35:28 Wrap Up And Next Episode</p>
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