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CMIT Solutions, LLC.

Name: CMIT Solutions, LLC.
Address: 9433 Bee Caves Road Bldg. 3, STE 210, Austin, TX, 78733, US
Telephone: (800) 399-2648
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CMIT Solutions is dedicated to delivering enterprise-class IT solutions to every business.

Technology company that helps small and medium-sized businesses manage their technology and focus on running their business. Our services include computer support, network setup, and many other IT consulting solutions & services.

10/28/2026

🚨 Still planning your 2027 IT budget? Don’t leave anything important out!

Cybersecurity threats are growing, hardware costs are rising, and AI is changing what businesses need to budget for. Simply adding a little to last year’s numbers may leave your business unprepared.

Join Mike Minkler of CMIT Solutions on October 29 for Part 1 of our IT Budget Season Series. Get practical guidance on planning for cybersecurity, hardware, AI, and the real costs of managing your IT.

⏰ Time is running out to register! Build a smarter IT budget for 2027.

👉 Save your spot today: https://hubs.li/Q04Cd6Pt0

10/23/2026

If a cybercriminal targeted your business today, which door would they try first?

A. A stolen employee login

B. An unpatched computer or application

C. A vendor with access to your systems

D. A convincing email, text, or phone call

E. All of the above

The answer is E.

Small and midsize businesses rarely face just one cybersecurity risk. Attackers look for the easiest available route, and that route can change as employees, devices, applications, vendors, and cloud services are added.

CMIT Solutions helps businesses reduce these entry points through:

• Continuous monitoring and managed cybersecurity
• Patch and vulnerability management
• Identity and access controls
• Employee security awareness training
• Technology vendor risk reviews
• Incident response and recovery planning

Effective cybersecurity starts with knowing what is connected to your business, who can access it, and where protections may be missing.

Which area would be hardest for your business to assess today: users, devices, applications, or vendors?

10/21/2026

We’re proud to recognize CMIT Solutions owner Armando D’Accordo for his leadership and dedication to the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

For Armando, the cause is deeply personal. Both of his parents had Alzheimer’s, and he honors them by supporting other families facing the same challenges.

Armando serves as an Alzheimer’s Association board member and executive event co-chair. He recently championed Team CMIT Solutions at the Nassau Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Eisenhower Park on Long Island. The event brought together approximately 1,200 participants and raised more than $396,000 for research, care, and support programs.

He describes the walk as “a group hug that represents love, remembrance and hope for a cure.”

Thank you, Armando, for bringing people together to honor loved ones and help families affected by Alzheimer’s.

Read his story in the Long Island Herald at the link in the comments below.

10/21/2026

Has your business started budgeting for IT next year?

Next Thursday, Oct. 29, we're going live for a practical session on building a complete IT budget for 2027.

Join Mike Minkler and learn how to plan for:
• Rising cybersecurity risks
• Increasing hardware costs and replacement timelines
• New AI-related expenses
• In-house, outsourced, and co-managed IT options

Register now to prepare your business for the year ahead!
https://hubs.li/Q04zZx7R0

10/20/2026

Your employee just gave AI what?! 😳

An employee uploads a client document to a public AI tool to save time. What information may have just left your control?

Possibly:

• Customer or patient information
• Financial data
• Employee records
• Contracts and legal documents
• Proprietary business information
• Login credentials or internal system details

Artificial intelligence can improve productivity, but unapproved AI use can create data privacy, cybersecurity, and compliance risks for small and midsize businesses.

Blocking every AI tool is rarely a complete strategy. CMIT Solutions recommends creating a secure AI framework that defines:

• Which AI tools employees may use
• What information must never be uploaded
• How approved platforms should be configured
• Who reviews new AI applications
• How employees are trained and monitored

Your employees are likely already using AI for business, even if your company hasn’t established a policy.

Do you know which AI tools are accessing your company’s information?

10/14/2026

Is your 2027 IT budget ready for what’s ahead? 💻

Rising cybersecurity risks, higher hardware costs, and growing AI investments mean last year’s budget may no longer be enough.

Join CMIT Solutions’ Mike Minkler for a practical session on building a complete 2027 IT budget. Learn what to include, where costs are shifting, and how to plan for your business’s evolving IT needs.

Register now to start planning with confidence! https://hubs.li/Q04zQ4Nm0

10/13/2026

Unexpected multifactor authentication request? Maybe your password’s already been stolen.

Your phone displays an unexpected multifactor authentication request. Do you approve it?

The answer should always be no.

An unrequested MFA notification may mean that someone already has your password and is attempting to access your account. Attackers sometimes send repeated prompts, hoping the user will eventually approve one to make the notifications stop.

If this happens:

• Deny the request
• Change the account password immediately
• Report the incident to your IT provider
• Review the account for unfamiliar activity
• Never share an authentication code with someone who contacts you
• Make sure all your employees do the same

Multifactor authentication is an important cybersecurity control, but it must be configured and managed correctly. CMIT Solutions helps small and midsize businesses strengthen identity security with protected accounts, access policies, monitoring, and employee guidance.

Would every employee in your organization know what an unexpected MFA request means?

10/08/2026

Your vendor changed its banking information. Or did it?

A trusted vendor emails your accounting team with new banking information. What happens next?

The message looks legitimate. It comes from the vendor’s usual email address, references a real invoice, and asks that future payments be sent to a different account.

Would your team verify the change, or process the payment?

Business email compromise can begin when an attacker gains access to a vendor’s or employee’s account. Because the criminal may be communicating from a legitimate inbox, standard warning signs such as misspelled domains may not appear.

CMIT Solutions recommends that small and midsize businesses:

• Verify payment changes using a known phone number
• Require approval from more than one person
• Protect email accounts with multifactor authentication (MFA)
• Monitor for suspicious login and forwarding activity
• Train employees to question unexpected financial requests

Cybersecurity controls should protect more than your data. They should also protect the business processes that move money.

Does your company have a documented procedure for verifying payment changes?

10/06/2026

Supporting the New York business community extends beyond providing managed IT and cybersecurity services. It also means showing up where that community comes together, and few places bring people together quite like match day.

We’re proud to see CMIT Solutions represented and to celebrate the local owners who bring our national network’s expertise to New York businesses every day.

10/01/2026

They don’t need to break down your door. They only need one weak password, one unpatched device, or one employee to click the wrong link.

Cybercriminals are constantly searching for vulnerable businesses, and small and midsize organizations are not too small to be targeted.

As Cybersecurity Awareness Month begins, ask a critical question: Would your business detect a cyberattack before serious damage was done?

Strengthening cybersecurity starts with a few essential steps:

- Require multifactor authentication
- Keep systems and software updated
- Train employees to recognize phishing attempts
- Back up critical business data
- Continuously monitor networks and devices for suspicious activity
- Create and test an incident response plan

Cybersecurity is not just an IT concern. A ransomware attack, data breach, or compromised account can disrupt operations, expose sensitive information, and damage customer trust.

The threat may be working quietly. Your defense should be working around the clock.

This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, talk with CMIT Solutions about identifying vulnerabilities and building a stronger cybersecurity strategy for your business.

Address

9433 Bee Caves Road Bldg. 3, STE 210
Austin, TX
78733

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(800) 399-2648

Website

https://cmitsolutions.com/

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