Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, most companies would associate business continuity with a set of processes/procedures to provide access to critical IT systems in the event of an extended power and/or internet outage at their main office. What those companies aren’t considering is all of the other components that go into running day-to-day operations (e.g. cutting checks, paying vendors, running payroll, taking phone calls, etc.).

In a recent article published in the Construction Financial Management Association’s Bottom Lines newsletter, Chad Graves discusses how businesses can benefit when they efficiently use technology and analytics.

We wanted to make you aware of a new security threat called the KRACK vulnerability. Researchers discovered a flaw in a commonly used WiFi encryption standard known as WPA2 which is used in tens of millions of devices in homes and businesses worldwide.

In a recent article published in Facility Maintenance Decisions, Chris Luehmann and Holly Read of BT Technology Services provide insight to construction executives on how they can ensure they are using the best type of security to protect their sensitive and confidential information

In a recent article published in the September / October 2016 issue of Constructor Magazine, Chad Graves, Partner at Bennett Thrasher, provides insight to ever-changing cybersecurity issues, and why contractors need be aware of the risks

You may have heard the term IoT (Internet of Things), if not, you have more than likely experienced it. The Internet of Things involves increased machine-to-machine communication, it is built on cloud computing and networks of data-gathering sensors, it is mobile, virtual and instantaneous connection