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All organizations are subject to cyber-attacks, but during 2020 and 2021, the construction industry was the no. 1 target.
Not an honor to be proud of, but it goes to show the face paced industry, coupled with an increased amount of remote users, causes a lot of opportunities for hackers.
In addition, subcontractors’ invoices, owners’ payment applications and the day-to-day create magical holes in your system—and all it takes to exploit those vulnerabilities is for one employee to click something.
To protect themselves, contractors must create a culture whereby cybersecurity is taken seriously, and that starts at the top of the organization.
Below are ten steps contractors can take to reduce cyber attacks.
In addition to our article, you can download our infographic to share with your network.
If you are interested in learning more about our Cybersecurity services, please visit www.schneiderdowns.com/cybersecurity or contact the team directly at [email protected].
Led by a diverse group of shareholders and managers, Schneider Downs provides strategic and practical solutions for our construction clients in all facets of their business. Our dedicated team of more than 350 professionals have a wide background of tax, accounting, technological and business experience in the region, specifically in Pittsburgh and Columbus.
To learn more, visit our Construction Industry Group page.
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