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Fashioning a strong cybersecurity effort isn’t easy. It requires an incredibly disciplined and complex security posture where responsibility and accountability are shared not just up and down an organization’s hierarchy but across to the technology providers a company decides to work with. At Bluebeam, we advocate for a shared responsibility model when it comes to construction cybersecurity. This means that several stakeholders must be involved to make cyber defenses as protective and effective as possible. Together, their collective protection measures offer the most secure defenses against the evolving threat of cybercriminals.   Originally published by:   https://blog.bluebeam.com/how-construction-can-bolster-cybersecurity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_term=november&utm_content=imglink&utm_campaign=221116-na-ad-blog-article-promotions&fbclid=IwAR1X94ZWAdFtsodr0ByhzD95qBlddckJQ4ntSYraTqd2sLZKufBkLRg85Uc Bluebeam Price The newest Bluebeam Price plans

  With the world becoming increasingly digital, cybersecurity has emerged as one of the most critical elements of every company’s business strategy. This whitepaper from Bluebeam explores data security in construction, and how businesses can stay protected from cybersecurity attacks Central to the rise and rapid growth of the cybersecurity industry is the ever-evolving role data plays in the global economy. With more of the world connected by internet technologies, data has become the critical commodity harvested by companies and governments to optimize everything from major public policy down to the consumer decisions people make every day. The construction industry has ridden this notification wave as well. Digital technologies have taken over construction, architecture, and engineering just as they have in every other sector. Such growth in digital technologies – and, by extension, data – in the construction industry comes with significant data security risks. Originally publish