Cyber threats are now an unavoidable reality for the real estate sector. From payment diversion fraud and business email compromise to ransomware attacks and data breaches, cyber incidents have the potential to disrupt transactions, delay completions, expose sensitive information and cause significant reputational damage.
Real estate businesses are increasingly reliant on digital infrastructure, smart building technologies and extensive networks of third-party suppliers. At the same time, landlords, asset managers and property professionals are responsible for large volumes of personal and commercially sensitive data. This combination creates both opportunity and risk.
Join us for this online session as our specialists explore the evolving cyber and data protection challenges facing the real estate industry. Through a practical discussion, we will examine the current threat landscape, the risks associated with smart buildings and proptech, and the key steps organisations should take to prepare for and respond to cyber incidents.
Topics will include:
- The most significant cyber threats currently impacting the real estate sector.
- Payment diversion fraud, business email compromise and ransomware attacks.
- Data protection risks relating to tenants, occupiers and visitors.
- Smart buildings, proptech and emerging technology risks.
- Practical steps to strengthen cyber resilience and minimise disruption.
Who should attend?
This session will be of particular interest to real estate investors, developers, landlords, asset and property managers, in-house legal teams, risk professionals and those responsible for cyber security, compliance and data protection.