Mr. Maida is a Cybersecurity Analyst with Quanterion Solutions Inc. in Utica, NY. His work includes cloud security/infrastructure, network security monitoring, publishing the Cybersecurity Digest for the CSIAC website, and evaluating and visualizing big data with software. He has earned his Masters degree in Cybersecurity Operations from Utica College and is currently pursuing further education and certifications to advance in the field.
CSIAC Reports
Malvertising Explored
Introduction Malvertising is a malicious form of online advertisement used to inject malware into legitimate online advertising networks and webpages. Advertisements are produced with significant effort to attract users and sell or advertise a product, which makes for a prime…
View ReportCloud Infrastructure Deployment
Background An increasing number of organizations are moving their existing infrastructure to the cloud because of the benefits it affords them. According to RightScale, 72 percent of enterprises have adopted a private cloud model (2017). It is crucial that companies…
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Podcasts / Webinars
The CSIAC Podcast » Cloud Infrastructure Deployment
An increasing number of organizations are moving their existing infrastructure to the cloud because of the benefits it affords them. It is crucial that companies have an understanding of the various cloud deployment models, considerations that must be taken into…
The CSIAC Podcast » CS Digest Roundtable #2: Meltdown/Spectre, NIST Framework, GDPR Policy, and Romanian Hackers
In today’s episode the CSIAC takes the most important articles in a past CS Digest and discusses the articles’ importance in the world of technology and cyber security.
The CSIAC Podcast » Malvertising Explored
In this episode, Nicholas Maida, a Cybersecurity Analyst, describes the importance of understanding malvertising. Malvertising is a malicious form of online advertisement used to inject malware into legitimate online advertising networks and webpages. This podcast reveals the infection process, campaigns, cyber attributions, and preventive measures that everyday users can take to avoid being exploited by malvertising.
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