CINO Cyber Security BLOG
NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation Updates: What Every Organization Needs to Know in 2026
For New York State Licensed entities
NYDFS Cybersecurity Updates for 2026
NYDFS’ strengthened cybersecurity rules are now fully in effect as of November 1, 2025. Licensed entities must implement enterprise‑wide MFA, maintain a continuously updated asset inventory, and demonstrate stronger governance, oversight, and incident‑readiness. Regulators now expect full compliance, supported by documented evidence—not assumptions. These updates aim to improve prevention, detection, response, and resilience. Reminder: 2025 Certification of Material Compliance is due April 15, 2026. Be Cyber Safe!
From Your Cino Cyber Security Solutions Team
HFTP Mid-South Atlantic Regional Conference, Ballantyne Hotel — Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Join the Cino Security Solutions team at the HFTP Mid‑South Atlantic Regional Conference, February 25–27, 2026!
We’re excited to connect with fellow HFTP members and industry leaders as we showcase the latest in cybersecurity, risk management, and protective strategies tailored for the hospitality community.
Visit us at our booth to meet our team in person, explore cutting‑edge cybersecurity solutions, and learn how to strengthen your organization’s defensive posture. Whether you're looking to enhance governance, reduce risk, or stay ahead of emerging threats, we’re here to support your mission.
We Educate. We Protect. We Defend.
Command the Shield: The Cino Security Intelligence Series Next Session February 11th 2026 1-2 PM EST
A Monthly Cybersecurity Education Series Presented by Cino Security Solutions in Partnership with NABIP
Join NABIP and Cino Security Solutions for this exclusive 8-part educational series designed to strengthen organizational cybersecurity, enhance compliance alignment, and improve risk governance in today’s evolving digital threat landscape.
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Cyber Security Compliance: A Simplified Guide to Key Elements
April 18, 2025
Navigating the complex world of cybersecurity compliance can be daunting. This guide breaks down key elements, making it easier to understand and implement effective security measures. Learn how Cino Security Solutions can help you protect your business.
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moreHFTP Virtual Education Presented By Cino Security Solutions, EVP, Fred Santarsiere
THURSDAY, JAN. 9 | 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. U.S. CT
Cryptography Foundations
In this session we will focus on the key elements of cryptography and how it can be used for data protection in your daily business operations. We will discuss different types of cryptography and the role each plays in protecting the confidentiality and integrity of your data. We will cover aspects of configurations pertaining to cryptography which affect the rigor of protection actually being provided. We will look at best practices for the use of cryptography currently in use in the hospitality industry.
moreCyber Security Awareness Month October 2024
Cino Security Solutions Cyber Team
October, marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, a crucial reminder, that in today's hyper-connected world, cybersecurity diligence is no longer optional—it’s essential! Whether you’re an individual or part of an organization, staying vigilant against cyber threats can protect not just your data but your reputation, finances, and personal safety.
But WHY is cybersecurity so important? Here are a few key reasons why you need to be cybersecurity diligent:
1. Prevent Financial Loss- Cyberattacks can be incredibly costly. A single breach can lead to huge financial losses from ransomware, data theft, or business interruptions. Organizations may face millions in recovery costs, while individuals risk losing their life savings in a phishing scam or fraudulent transactions.
✓ Why it matters: Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their tactics, and without proper security measures in place, your financial assets are at constant risk.
2. Protect Sensitive Data-Both businesses and individuals handle a wealth of sensitive data, from personal information to trade secrets and intellectual property. A breach could expose this data, leading to identity theft, legal issues, or competitive disadvantages
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