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No One Gets Hacked Alone

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<p class="large">On August 5, Lee Carsten, Sharon Hessong &amp; Art Salinas presented the opening keynote at the AGC Technology Conference in Minneapolis. This conversation is bigger than one conference.  We want you to be part of this.</p>
<p class="large">Panel Contact Info</p>
<p class="large">Lee Carsten - <a href="mailto:lee@whitecaprisk.com">lee@whitecaprisk.com</a></p>
<p class="large">Sharon Hessong - <a href="mailto:sharon.hessong@gwmitchell.com">sharon.hessong@gwmitchell.com</a></p>
<p class="large">Art Salinas - <a href="mailto:art@coretxllc.com">art@coretxllc.com</a></p>
<h3>Cybersecurity in construction is a team sport.</h3>
<p>Leadership, Finance, Operations, IT, employees, technology providers, and project partners all influence the outcome. Stronger cybersecurity begins when those people share a clear understanding of the risk, their responsibilities, and what happens next.</p>
<h3>Resources are coming</h3>
<p>Following the session, this page will include practical resources you can use to continue the conversation inside your company, including:</p>
<ul>
<li>A contractor’s guide to building cyber maturity</li>
<li>A first-hour cyber incident discussion guide</li>
<li>The FBI’s ten recommended actions for stronger cybersecurity</li>
<li>Questions contractors should be asking leadership, IT, and technology providers</li>
<li>Takeaways and audience input from the AGC session</li>
</ul>

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<h3>Be part of the conversation</h3>
<p>Leave your email if you’d like to receive what we learn, practical resources that come out of the conversation, and opportunities to stay involved.</p>
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