Takin’ Care of Business: A Security To-Do List to Fend Off Cybercrime
With the cost of cybercrime reaching $2 trillion by 2019, companies need a comprehensive security strategy to safeguard their networks.
The Year Ahead: Risks Affecting the Construction Industry
Executives at Travelers discuss risk, safety, the labor shortage and technologies that may affect the industry during the next 12 months and how contractors can prepare.
2018 Cyber Risk Outlook: What Construction Executives Need to Know
Unless the world stops using computers, cyber crime will continue to increase in the coming years.
Surety and Technology: Cybersecurity Best Practices
Construction and surety companies can minimize the threat of cyber-attacks by implementing the following preventive measures.
Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Week of Oct. 30, 2017
Technology meets equipment with autonomous bulldozers, a tool inventory app and AOBRD/ELD. Two surveys report that contractors worry about cyber and data breaches, and technologies to implement include AR, BIM and 3-D imaging laser scanning.
Construction’s Cybersecurity Challenge
In today’s evolving information technology world, addressing security risks can be critical to sustaining a strong brand in the industry.
Asset Protection and Recovery for Construction Facilities and Jobsites in the 21st Century
Construction sites are attractive targets for theft. Beyond the physical security of protecting a company’s assets, consider asset recovery products, such as those with GPS tracking.
2017 Executive Insights: Construction Accounting
Nine industry experts offer insights on cybersecurity and financial fraud in the construction industry.
