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NEW YORK CITY – Commercial realestate stakeholders aren't leaving data privacy and cybersecurityto chance in 2020. Stakeholders across the industry are clampingdown as both become a pressing challenge among connected buildings,Arie Barendrecht, CEO of WiredScore, a CRE tech firm and creator of a digitalconnectivity rating system for the sector, tellsGlobeSt.com.
"In a hyper-connected world, nocompany will stake its success on occupying a building with anun-secure digital infrastructure," he said. "If your property isn'tfortified against cybersecurity threats, you'll risk losing majortenants to landlords who are prepared to meet their tenants'evolving security needs."
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