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Complying With Data Breach Regulations in the Construction Industry
While advancements in technology have created opportunities in construction, they opened the door for cybercrime. No one is safe from hackers, so establish policies and procedures to be prepared when it matters.
By Ryan Bilbrey
October 11, 2019
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by Ryan Bilbrey
Ryan Bilbrey handles Data Breach Discovery for BIA, a national eDiscovery and digital forensics firm. A senior litigation and disputes advisory professional with 25 years of data-focused litigation and investigation experience, he has designed and implemented multiple data breach discovery projects as a component of cyber incident response investigations, and he has worked with clients in many industries, including construction, financial services, education, manufacturing, healthcare, insurance, energy, technology, as well as with the federal and local government.
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