Cybercrime poses risks for every business work zone

Cybercrime poses risks for every business work zone

Businesses need to exercise diligence with connected devices such as a Speed Wizard to prevent cybersecurity issues. Photo courtesy of Ver-Mac.

Today’s businesses face demands for protection from cybercriminals in all arenas.

Connected devices used in today’s work zones open access to a potential cybersecurity breach just as much as thresholds in the office environment, according to experts who work to help companies safeguard themselves.

Learn about best practices for protecting your business from traditional cyber threats as well as the dangers associated with connected work zones in the current issue of Roadway Safety magazine.

We explore the business side in “Cybercrime: Protecting business means attention to all work zones,” which includes three key resources:

• How to Respond to a Breach
• Tips for Building a Strong Cyber Defense
• Cybersecurity Terms.

In “A New Frontier: Connected Devices Demand a Robust Approach to Cybersecurity,” we talk to four people in the field who explain vulnerabilities in today’s work zone devices and steps to overcome them.

Read these stories and more in the current issue of Roadway Safety.