Cybersecurity compliance is not a box businesses can check once and forget. In this episode, FIT VP of Client Partnerships Becky Cross talks with Tim Coach, Community and Chief Evangelist at Cynomi, about why organizations should continuously manage security against a recognized framework rather than scramble when an audit, insurance requirement, or new business opportunity arises.

They explore application fatigue, the human role in maintaining security, questions businesses should ask their managed service providers, and how thoughtful planning and budgeting can make the compliance journey more manageable.

What does a modern cybersecurity strategy actually look like? And is having an IT provider enough?

In this episode of What the Tech, Becky Cross sits down with Fred Franks to introduce FIT Secure 360, FIT Technologies’ layered approach to cybersecurity. Fred explains the gaps that inspired FIT Secure 360 and why today’s organizations need a coordinated security strategy that goes beyond traditional IT support. The conversation explores how AI is changing both cyberattacks and cyber defense, why identity has become a critical target, and how AI-assisted threat triage can help organizations identify and escalate potential threats more effectively.

They also discuss the importance of bringing technology, monitoring, human expertise, and CISO-level strategic guidance together rather than relying on disconnected security tools. For business leaders wondering whether their current cybersecurity strategy is keeping pace with a rapidly changing threat landscape, this episode offers an introduction to FIT Secure 360 and the thinking behind its layered approach to protecting people, systems, and data.

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What happens when two Northeast Ohio technology companies see collaboration as an opportunity rather than competition? Becky Cross, Vice President of Client Partnerships at FIT Technologies, sits down with FIT CEO Adam Tubbs and Lake Business CEO and President Jeremy Wood to discuss the partnership between their organizations.

They share how aligned cultures, complementary services, and a mutual commitment to clients brought the companies together. The conversation also explores how the partnership can expand client capabilities, accelerate growth, deepen technical knowledge, and strengthen the Northeast Ohio business community.