Cybersecurity

Constructing an RMIS Solution to Meet the Demands of a Growing Construction Industry

With cutting-edge technology becoming more mobile, less expensive and more accessible, the introduction of a risk management information system (RMIS) is becoming a reality.

Cybersecurity for the Construction Industry: Limiting Liability for Data Breaches

by Trevor Lawhorn, J.P. Vogel, Tim Fandrey | Jul 19, 2018
Cybersecurity | Data Analytics | Technology

The increased use of technology and data sharing in the construction industry has enhanced project quality and efficiency, but it also has exposed vulnerabilities that need to be addressed and mitigated.

Cybersecurity and the Construction Industry

by Greg Davis | Jun 20, 2018
Cybersecurity | Risk | Risk Management | Technology

Contractors must take steps to protect proprietary information against cyberattacks, including bid data, materials pricing, profit/loss data, employee information and banking records.

Cyber Insurance: What Does It Cover and Why Is It Needed?

Data breaches, privacy violations and hacker-generated losses are on the rise and construction companies are not immune. The good news is that cyber insurance is available, coverage is broad and costs are reasonable.

Moving Forward: 2017 Findings and Recommendations From NIBS Consultative Council

by National Institute of Building Sciences | Apr 10, 2018
Cybersecurity | Productivity | Technology | Training

“Moving Forward: 2017 Findings and Recommendations From the NIBS Consultative Council” explores how construction can evolve to meet changing needs of society and how new technologies can attract a 21st century workforce.

Risks to Mitigate When Bidding for Federal Contracts

Contractors bidding on federal contracts should pay attention to how they manage cyber risk, prepare for increased scrutiny and demonstrate that safety measures are in place.

Construction Sector Experiences Heightened Vulnerability to Fraud and Cyber Risks

Ninety-three percent of construction, engineering and infrastructure sector executives said their companies had experienced a cyber incident or information theft, loss or attack in the past year.

Natural Catastrophes Dominate the 2018 Construction Risk Landscape

by Thomas K. Varney | Mar 14, 2018
Cybersecurity | Risk | Risk Management | Technology

Contractors are most worried about natural catastrophes, business interruption, fire/explosion and cyber incidents, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer 2018.

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Constructing an RMIS Solution to Meet the Demands of a Growing Construction Industry

Cybersecurity for the Construction Industry: Limiting Liability for Data Breaches

Cybersecurity and the Construction Industry

Cyber Insurance: What Does It Cover and Why Is It Needed?

Moving Forward: 2017 Findings and Recommendations From NIBS Consultative Council

Risks to Mitigate When Bidding for Federal Contracts

Construction Sector Experiences Heightened Vulnerability to Fraud and Cyber Risks

Natural Catastrophes Dominate the 2018 Construction Risk Landscape

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