Both the National Cyber Security Alliance and the Department of Homeland Security joined forces to establish October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month back in 2004 in an effort to raise awareness about the significance of cybersecurity.
No industry is immune to cybersecurity threats, but those of us in construction know there are certain factors that can make us targets of cybercriminals, like the heaps of data contractors rely on to facilitate complex construction projects. The construction industry is also notorious for having multiple projects, using many different applications, and hundreds, if not thousands, of workers entering data which can also provide plenty of potential doors of opportunity for cybercriminals to knock on.
So, how do contractors ensure these doors stay locked? In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness month, take a few minutes to
learn about common threats cybercriminals use and how you can protect yourselves and your organization.