Hackers Are Coming For Property Managers’ New IoT Systems
News Highlights: Hackers Are Coming For Property Managers’ New IoT Systems.
The use of connected construction technology exploded during the coronavirus pandemic, forcing property owners and managers to find more ways to provide services to residents without face-to-face interaction. But as Internet of Things adoption has increased, awareness of its security risks has not been kept up.
Just managing a building during the pandemic has overwhelmed many property managers, and they have not been able to educate themselves about all the security protocols with IoT, said Chip Watts, president of the Institute of Real Estate Management.
Katten, Cushman & Wakefield to Hold 14th Annual Outlook on the Commercial Real Estate Market
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Katten, in partnership with Cushman & Wakefield, announced today that it will feature five industry leaders at the 14th Annual Outlook on the Commercial Real Estate Market. The free, invitation-only, virtual event will take place on January 27. We look forward to joining Cushman & Wakefield to bring the Charlotte business community together for a frank and insightful discussion about the commercial real estate market in the year ahead, said Daniel S. Huffenus, event moderator and Katten Real Estate partner. This year we plan to take a long look at how the pandemic, financial uncertainty and a new federal administration may impact the trends and issues facing our region. Several Katten attorneys will join Huffenus virtually, including Karen Nelson, newly named managing partner of the