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On-Demand Webinar: New DoD Cybersecurity Requirements for the Construction Industry

This session was presented on both December 9 and December 17 from Noon to 1 p.m. Eastern. During both sessions, Tom Skoog, Cybersecurity & Data Management Practice Leader, and Doug Wise, CPA, led a discussion on the upcoming DoD cybersecurity requirements and how it will potentially impact construction firms who work with DoD contracts.

Topics included:

  • The New Department of Defense Supply Chain Cybersecurity Requirements for Construction Firms
  • The Steps Required to be Compliant and Timing for Compliance
  • How You Can Start Now in Your Compliance Planning

Speakers:

  • Tom Skoog, Cybersecurity & Data Management Practice Leader
    Tom leads Blue & Co.’s Cybersecurity and Data Management practice. He has helped clients assess and implement various security requirements mandated by government regulations. He has over 33 years of experience in the cybersecurity space working with hundreds of clients over this period of time. 
  • Doug Wise, CPA, Director
    Doug serves as a Director of Blue & Co.’s Construction Industry Services Group in the Louisville East office. Doug has over 23 years of diversified public accounting experience with a heavy emphasis on construction, closely held corporations, and planning.. 


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