NEW YORK CITY—Time Equities Inc. is entering the cyber security fray.
The real estate firm has entered a corporate partnership with Global Cyber Alliance—an international coalition designed to confront, address, and prevent malicious cyber activity—to help implement cross-sector awareness and solutions mitigating cyber-crime.
Founded last year by the NYC District Attorney's Office, the City of London Police and the Center for Internet Security, the Global Cyber Alliance aims to reduce systemic cyber risks through concrete, actionable solutions that are measurable and quantifiable.
TEI plans to represent the real estate industry's perspective on cyber crime and digital presence, and is eager to be a part of the global process of mitigating risk. The partnership is slated to include several areas of collaboration and system improvements, including a potential pilot program that will improve the firm's current malware and anti-phishing IT systems.
“With more than 4,000 cyber attacks reported every day, cyber crime remains one of the most significant threats to business as it is conducted today,” says Francis Greenburger, founder and CEO of Time Equities Inc. “As the real estate industry becomes increasingly dependent upon technology, cyber security remains a top priority to maintain the integrity and seamless functioning of business practices.”
He continues, “We look forward to working with the Global Cyber Alliance to implement company-wide protocols that will allow our firm to implement a sustainable framework of cyber security and increase awareness of malicious online threats.”
Adds Philip Reitinger, GCA president and CEO, “Cyber security is a concern shared by every industry. We are pleased to have TEI bring the real estate industry into GCA. It is through a willingness to collectively address cyber risk that we will make forward progress in reducing it.”
The real estate firm has entered a corporate partnership with Global Cyber Alliance—an international coalition designed to confront, address, and prevent malicious cyber activity—to help implement cross-sector awareness and solutions mitigating cyber-crime.
Founded last year by the NYC District Attorney's Office, the City of London Police and the Center for Internet Security, the Global Cyber Alliance aims to reduce systemic cyber risks through concrete, actionable solutions that are measurable and quantifiable.
TEI plans to represent the real estate industry's perspective on cyber crime and digital presence, and is eager to be a part of the global process of mitigating risk. The partnership is slated to include several areas of collaboration and system improvements, including a potential pilot program that will improve the firm's current malware and anti-phishing IT systems.
“With more than 4,000 cyber attacks reported every day, cyber crime remains one of the most significant threats to business as it is conducted today,” says Francis Greenburger, founder and CEO of Time Equities Inc. “As the real estate industry becomes increasingly dependent upon technology, cyber security remains a top priority to maintain the integrity and seamless functioning of business practices.”
He continues, “We look forward to working with the Global Cyber Alliance to implement company-wide protocols that will allow our firm to implement a sustainable framework of cyber security and increase awareness of malicious online threats.”
Adds Philip Reitinger, GCA president and CEO, “Cyber security is a concern shared by every industry. We are pleased to have TEI bring the real estate industry into GCA. It is through a willingness to collectively address cyber risk that we will make forward progress in reducing it.”
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