Construction & IT
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California law requires a business or state or local agency to notify any California resident whose unencrypted personal information, as defined, was acquired, or reasonably believed to have been acquired, by an unauthorized person.
Your subcontractors have access to everything. Do you know what they're doing with it?
Construction is the third most targeted industry for ransomware. The entry point is almost never your network — it's your subcontractors'.
Security built for corporate IT doesn't work in construction. Project-based security does.
You already know your internal network is manageable. Firewalls, endpoint protection, MFA on core systems — you've got it covered.
The problem is the thirty or forty subcontractors connecting to your Procore, your shared drives, and your project management platforms from personal laptops, shared job site computers, and mobile devices with no security controls whatsoever. When one of those subs gets breached, it becomes your breach. Their credentials are your credentials. Their access is your exposure.
The problem is the thirty or forty subcontractors connecting to your Procore, your shared drives, and your project management platforms from personal laptops, shared job site computers, and mobile devices with no security controls whatsoever. When one of those subs gets breached, it becomes your breach. Their credentials are your credentials. Their access is your exposure.
The guide we put together is a practical framework — not a compliance checklist — built specifically for how construction IT actually works.
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Cybersecurity
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WHAT THE GUIDE COVERS
- How to tier subs by risk level
- Security controls by project phase
- What to put in sub agreements
- Cyber insurance rquirements
- BEC payment fraud defense
- Field crew security realities
#3 | 85% | $4.5M |
Most targeted industry for ransomware | Of breaches involve a third-party or subcontractor entry point | Average cost of a construction ransomware incident |
WHY CONVENTIONAL SECURITY ADVICE DOESN'T WORK FOR CONSTRUCTION
Standard frameworks assume a stable, bounded network. Construction has a new "network" every project.
Policies written for office workers don't translate to field crews on job site trailers and personal phones.
Sub access granted at project start almost never gets revoked at project end without a formal process.
BEC payment fraud targeting sub payment processes is the highest-dollar attack vector in the industry — and the most preventable.
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