CorpInfoTech's Past Events
Eastern Defense Summit 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited alongside Senteon at the Easter Defense Summit in Charleston, SC. This event, hosted annually by the CDCA, was a great opportunity to meet with like-minded organizations interested in pursuing CMMC compliance.
Medical, Biomedical, and Biodefense Show 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the Medical, Biomed, and Biodefense show in Chapel Hill, NC in September of 2025.
SMD Symposium 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited once again at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, AL. We enjoyed meeting defense contractors and manufacturers that were interested in pursuing CMMC compliance.
SMB Contracting Summit
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the SMB Contracting Summit in July of 2025. Hosted by the DLF, CorpInfoTech met with numerous small-medium sized business looking to prepare themselves for upcoming CMMC requirements.
MFGCON 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the annual MFGCON in Winston-Salem, NC in April of 2025. This event introduced us to a multitude of manufacturers interested in CMMC compliance.
Air Force Contracting Summit 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the DLF's Air Force Contracting Summit in April of 2025. We were able to engage with several contractors as well as speak on a panel regarding CMMC compliance.
PMTS 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited once again at the PMTS in April of 2025 as a proud member of the PMPA. We met with many manufacturers interested in bolstering their cybersecurity and compliance posture.
TechNet Fort Liberty 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the AFCEA TechNet Fort Liberty event in Fayetteville, NC this past February. We met with defense contractors and other DoW organizations in our state of North Carolina.
Defense Outlook Summit 2025
CorpInfoTech exhibited at the Defense Outlook Summit in January of 2025, hosted by the Defense Leadership Forum (DLF). We enjoyed meeting with defense contractors interested in pursuing CMMC compliance.
Lawrence Cruciana - Past Speaking Engagements
Charlotte ISSA April Meeting 2025 - CMMC Compliance: From Theory to Audit
Lawrence Cruciana spoke at the Charlotte ISSA monthly meeting where he went over how CorpInfoTech successfully passed our CMMC audit and what lessons he learned.
NCMBC CMMC Implementation Workshop 2024
Lawrence Cruciana had the opportunity to speak on a panel at the recent NCMBC CMMC implementation workshop in Raleigh, NC. Attendees learned more about how they could achieve CMMC compliance and how an MSP aids them in their endeavor.
September 2024 - ChannelPro Live 2024
Join ChannelPro and Lawrence Cruciana on September 10th when he discusses how AI can transform your MSP and help you secure your clients.
July 2024 - Don't Fear, CIRCIA's Here... There, and Nearly Everywhere! (CompTIA ChannelCon)
Lawrence Cruciana spoke at the 2024 CompTIA ChannelCon in July of 2024. His presentation, "Don't Fear, CIRCIA's Here!", summarized the importance of the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA).
July 2024 - PMPA Speaking of Suppliers Podcasts - Interview with CorpInfoTech
Published July 10th - CMMC compliance is not just IT- it has broad Operational component as well. Listen as Lawrence Cruciana and Miles Free explore how this process will impact and change your practices across your shop.
May 2024 - The White House and You - Are the Walls Closing in on MSPs?
On May 13th, 2024, MSP Success published an article on the recently released version 2 of the National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan (NCSIP). In the article, several thought leaders gave their insight on how this new plan will impact MSPs. Lawrence Cruciana, founder and President of CorpInfoTech, touched on the theme of teamwork and how the NCSIP acknowledges that cybersecurity is a team sport and requires everyone working together to build a solid defense.
May 2024 - Why "DSPM" Was the Acronym to Watch at This Year's RSA Conference (Channelholic)
In this article published on Channelholic's website, the author discusses the importance of DSPM, or data security posture management, and why it was of particular interest during this year's RSA conference 2024. With generative AI and LLM's becoming increasingly popular, data protection must become a top priority. Lawrence Cruciana warns of the dangers in trusting "private" LLMs with data even when they are often described as safer than public ones.
November 2023 - ChannelPro Defend: SMB Cybersecurity Strategies for IT Solution Providers
Over the past several years, the priority to secure the nation's Small Businesses has been discussed at the highest levels of government. Though, no widely effective solutions have been identified, the awareness of the urgency remained. NIST, DHS (via CISA), and MITRE are all aggressively working on SMB-focused initiatives. In 2021, the opportunity for these initiatives to coalesce became a reality, under the CISA Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC). CISA JCDC is a “whole nation approach” that’s bringing together the ecosystem that MSPs rely on every day with U.S. Government (USG) and other private industry stakeholders to systemically address areas of vulnerability - especially focused on the Remote Management and Monitoring (RMM) toolset.
November 2023 - GIE Magazine
This session will explore in depth the emerging threats introduced within the commercial mid-market, enterprise, and government supply chain through smaller organizations, often vendors, and the prevailing use of Remote Management and Monitoring (RMM) software vectors to successfully infiltrate the supply chain.
August 2023 - MC-ISAC Annual Meeting
The insurance industry is built on the ability to predict and quantify the damages of a particular disaster or event that befalls a business. Unfortunately, cyber risk has made this task much more difficult. Lawrence Cruciana alongside experts in the insurance industry discuss these issues and how SMBs should respond.
May 2023 - NCLGISA Spring Symposium - "Residual Risk: It's Not Always About Zero Days"
Lawrence Cruciana and Todd Shanley, Chief Information Officer for Cabarrus County, gave a presentation at NCLGISA's Spring Symposium in Wilmington, NC. Cybersecurity isn't strictly defined by flashy "zero days" but rather residual risk left within an organization.