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The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry faces unique cybersecurity challenges due to its highly dispersed digital infrastructure and valuable data assets. By proactively strengthening their cyber defenses, AEC firms can reduce vulnerabilities and build resilience in a high-risk digital landscape.

Banks have pulled back on construction lending, and tariffs and workforce shortages threaten to drive up costs and extend project timelines. The AEC industry stands at a critical juncture where digital innovation meets traditional expertise to address emerging challenges and drive growth.

A transformative shift is underway in professional services, driven by artificial intelligence. For law firms navigating this revolution, the need to balance innovation with ethical responsibility is especially acute.

The legal industry is in a transformative moment. With 83% of law firm leaders enacting hybrid work policies and artificial intelligence reshaping traditional workflows, law firms face unprecedented pressure to evolve.

The adoption of AI in legal practice is revolutionizing everything from document review to legal research. AI serves as a “force multiplier” for lawyers – not replacing them but augmenting their capabilities.

For healthcare organizations and their business partners, achieving and maintaining HIPAA compliance requires implementing comprehensive security measures to avoid exposing protected health information (PHI). HIPAA regulations cover electronic files, paper records, and even business processes.

Connected devices let healthcare providers monitor patients remotely, seamlessly integrate data into electronic health records, and provide many other functions on the way to revolutionizing healthcare delivery. However, these capabilities come with significant security risks.

Healthcare, along with every other industry, is facing a surge in data breaches. Attacks are becoming both more sophisticated and frequent, putting patient data and care delivery at risk. Telemedicine is particularly vulnerable. Learn how to safeguard your practice from these threats.

The food and beverage industry has become a prime target of cyberattackers. In fact, the industry is now the seventh most targeted sector for ransomware in the United States, with over 160 incidents reported in the food and agriculture sector in 2023 alone. But food and beverage company leaders can learn from recent incidents to strengthen security and sidestep costly…

Recent ransomware attacks and system breaches on the food and beverage industry highlight the urgent need for strong cybersecurity. Thankfully, effective tools and expertise are more accessible than ever.

Food and beverage companies face a unique cybersecurity challenge. They must manage increasing digital connectivity and rising cyber threats–along with their peers in other industries–while at the same time protecting food safety. Now, with cyberattacks growing more sophisticated and frequent, robust security measures have become critical for safeguarding both operations and consumers. But best practices can help. The State of…

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) bypass attacks — once only available to highly sophisticated hacker teams with advanced tools — are now available to anyone with a nefarious idea and a Bitcoin. And defending against these attacks requires understanding how criminals circumvent MFA and the steps you can take to thwart these breaches. Here’s what you need to know. The $50 Problem…

Healthcare organizations face a cybersecurity paradox: despite record-breaking security investments, cyberattacks continue to plague the industry. And as healthcare providers scramble to strengthen their digital defenses, cybercriminals are evolving their tactics even faster — creating an increasingly dangerous game of cat and mouse where every successful breach compromises sensitive data and potentially puts patients’ lives at risk. Rising Cybersecurity Budgets…

In 2024, healthcare organizations are facing a surge in cyberattacks, with more than 14 million US patients’ sensitive medical data already compromised. Ransomware—a type of attack where hackers encrypt data and demand payment to unlock it—has become a preferred tactic for cybercriminals targeting medical facilities.

A recent in-person event (simulcast as a webinar) brought together cybersecurity experts to discuss emerging threats and upcoming regulatory changes affecting organizations. Litigation partner Charu Chandrasekhar from Debevoise & Plimpton and Xantrion’s CTO Christian Kelly shared insights on proposed SEC cybersecurity rules, cloud security challenges, the security risks that artificial intelligence tools bring, and the most effective ways to respond…

Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report and IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach report offer valuable insights into the latest cyber threats. For small and medium-sized organizations, understanding the key takeaways from these reports can significantly enhance cybersecurity strategies and protect critical assets, including people, data, and systems. This condensed overview highlights essential information to help businesses safeguard against emerging risks…