09/09/2026
Cyber risk in construction is still too often treated as an IT issue when it is really a business risk.
Construction firms regularly handle large payments, work across multiple subcontractors and suppliers, and rely on email-based instructions, making them more exposed to invoice fraud, phishing, business email compromise, ransomware and data theft.
The good news is that practical steps can make a real difference. Independent verification of payment detail changes, multi-factor authentication, staff awareness training, secure backups and clear incident response procedures can all help reduce exposure.
Cyber insurance is also becoming an important part of the conversation, but insurers increasingly expect businesses to show strong cyber controls before offering cover.
If you work in construction, now is the time to review whether your business is properly protected.
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