Cyber Risks in the Construction Industry

What would you do if your company’s IT system was suddenly locked down, giving you no access to important job specs, bid documents, and even email communications? In early 2017, approximately 250,000 organizations across the globe experienced the crippling effects of the cyber attack known as WannaCry. But could it have been prevented?

Blue & Co.’s Cybersecurity and Data Management Practice Leader, Tom Skoog, discusses the main cyber risks facing construction companies, common ways criminals attack companies, and steps that can be taken to protect your information assets.

Fill out the form below to download the report.

Cyber Risks in the Construction Industry
nonprofit IT policies

Is Your Nonprofit’s IT Environment Really Secure? 7 Policy Essentials You Can’t Afford to Ignore

By Karen Dringenburg, CPA, Audit Manager at Blue & Co. The IT environment is constantly evolving, and not-for-profit organizations face unique challenges in keeping pace. While your primary focus is […]

Learn More
Indiana disaster tax relief 2026

IRS Extends Federal Tax Deadlines for Storm-Affected Indiana Taxpayers

By Sara Jacobi, CPA, CEPA, Director of Firm Taxation at Blue & Co. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced tax relief for individuals and businesses in certain Indiana counties affected […]

Learn More
bankruptcy tax implications for distilleries

Bottling Up Uncertainty: Understanding Bankruptcy for Distillers and Other Manufacturers

By Emma Cochran, CPA, Manager at Blue & Co. Bankruptcy – it’s something no business owner or individual wants to think about. However, with market declines, volatile tariffs, and other […]

Learn More