As an FM, you may think that cybersecurity doesn't have a direct impact on your role, but you'd be wrong. Why? Hackers have gotten smarter and can hack into your operational technology that impact your buildings operations... And at the end of the day, the facility manager is in charge of what is being affected and ultimately blamed for it. That's why we partnered with Building Cyber Security and created the course "A Facility Professional’s Guide to Understanding Cybersecurity" to learn how to work with IT and cybersecurity professionals to identify threats, respond to them, and better protect your facility. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gmcwFTcj
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We have a lot to discuss about the responsibilities surrounding the security of smart equipment data and functionality. One potential approach to securing smart equipment data is to house the most crucial information on a server, while the operational program and data reside at the equipment level using edge computing. This method allows for SSL protocol management by IT for cybersecurity, and physical access for firmware updates managed at the FM level. This raises two important questions: 1. Who is responsible for securing smart equipment from cyber threats? 2. Who is responsible for the data associated with smart equipment? While IT departments are traditionally seen as the guardians of cybersecurity, the physical interaction required for uploading files and firmware updates might necessitate collaboration with FM teams. This collaborative approach ensures both digital and physical aspects of security are covered effectively. Let’s dive deeper into this discussion and explore the best practices for securing our smart equipment. Your insights and experiences are valuable to this conversation. #CyberSecurity #SmartTech #EdgeComputing #ITvsFM #DataProtection #FacilityManagement #TechInnovation #IoTSecurity #EmergingTech #FutureOfWork
As an FM, you may think that cybersecurity doesn't have a direct impact on your role, but you'd be wrong. Why? Hackers have gotten smarter and can hack into your operational technology that impact your buildings operations... And at the end of the day, the facility manager is in charge of what is being affected and ultimately blamed for it. That's why we partnered with Building Cyber Security and created the course "A Facility Professional’s Guide to Understanding Cybersecurity" to learn how to work with IT and cybersecurity professionals to identify threats, respond to them, and better protect your facility. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gmcwFTcj
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Facility Managers (FMs) are on the front lines when it comes to building operations and security. While cybersecurity might seem like an IT issue, the reality is that today's hackers can target the operational technology that keeps our buildings running. Think about it: HVAC systems, security cameras, access controls – these are all connected to networks that can be compromised. When that happens, it's the FM who's left dealing with the fallout. That's why understanding cybersecurity basics is crucial for every FM. #facilitymanagement #cybersecurity #buildingoperations #operationaltechnology #protectyourfacility #cyberAware #FMTraining
As an FM, you may think that cybersecurity doesn't have a direct impact on your role, but you'd be wrong. Why? Hackers have gotten smarter and can hack into your operational technology that impact your buildings operations... And at the end of the day, the facility manager is in charge of what is being affected and ultimately blamed for it. That's why we partnered with Building Cyber Security and created the course "A Facility Professional’s Guide to Understanding Cybersecurity" to learn how to work with IT and cybersecurity professionals to identify threats, respond to them, and better protect your facility. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gmcwFTcj
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There are many practical and relatively easy steps you can take to help mitigate risk both at home and in the workplace. Here are 10 cybersecurity strategies worth implementing: https://lnkd.in/g_6JHDn2
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Cybersecurity is more important than ever in our digital world. Protecting your data is not just a choice; it's a necessity. In an age of constant threats, businesses must prioritize cybersecurity to safeguard their reputation and customer trust. Let's stay vigilant and informed about the latest cyber threats and best practices to keep our digital lives secure. Remember, a strong defense is the best offense when it comes to cybersecurity. Don't wait until it's too late to protect yourself and your organization. Together, we can create a safer online environment. #Cybersecurity #technology #Experteers www.experteers.com
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Let's change this statistic in 2024! 🔒 Protect Your Business - Our team at CAP Technologies Ltd is dedicated to providing robust cyber security solutions. 💡 Stay Informed and Prepared - Understanding the risks is the first step towards prevention. We're here to guide you through the complex world of cyber security. 👥 Join Hands with Experts - With CapTech, rest assured that your business's online safety is in knowledgeable and experienced hands. Let's tackle cyber threats together and keep your business secure and thriving! #CyberSecurityAwareness #ProtectYourBusiness #CapTech #SmallBusinessSecurity 💼🛡️
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You can join Matthew Vinton and Anna Malec, security experts at Quest, for an invaluable session where they will discuss the top Active Directory threats, such as: A constantly growing attack surface AD misconfigurations Alert fatigue Neglect of on-premises PLUS, learn how you can mitigate these threats and establish a lifecycle of cyber resilience with simplicity and speed.
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2wCybersecurity directly impacts building operations by potentially allowing hackers to access operational technology. This can affect building operations, and facility managers are often held responsible for the consequences. Understanding cybersecurity is crucial for facility managers to identify threats, respond effectively, and protect their facilities