The construction and real estate industries have rapidly evolved over
the past decade, embracing digital tools for project management,
building designs, tenant management, smart-building automation, cloud
storage of contracts, and remote collaboration. While this digital
transformation has improved efficiency, it has also drastically expanded
the “attack surface” for cyber threats. What used to be largely
paperwork, field visits, and physical locks is now data stored in the
cloud, IoT-enabled building systems, and dozens of connected devices.
For property managers, developers, and real-estate business leaders,
this shift means cybersecurity is no longer an IT concern, it’s a
fundamental business risk. Ignoring it can lead to project delays,
financial losses, and reputational damage.
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