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5Q Adds One11 Advisors to Fuel Growth Strategy Backed by Stone‑Goff Partners
5Q adds One11 Advisors, expanding its CRE offerings with application-layer services as a single, end‑to‑end technology partner.
Business-Level Tabletop Exercises for CRE
Tabletop exercises prepare CRE organizations for inevitable cyber and operational incidents by practicing coordinated, real‑world responses before a crisis hits. They bring IT, property operations, and executives together to uncover gaps, improve decision‑making, and reduce risk—turning incident response plans into confident, repeatable action.
The OT Reckoning: Your Portfolio’s Security Debt Comes Due
Attackers are already using real-world techniques to compromise building automation systems and move laterally across CRE portfolios with minimal detection. As AI rapidly lowers the skill and cost required to find and exploit OT vulnerabilities, commercial buildings are becoming prime targets—and most organizations are not prepared.
Digitizing Your Portfolio and Unlocking New Revenue Streams
Digitizing your portfolio delivers measurable impact across operational efficiency, cybersecurity, data governance, and customer experience. As organizations adopt more advanced digital transformation initiatives, a centralized digital portfolio becomes a foundational asset that supports growth, scalability, and regulatory compliance.
Old-School Cybersecurity is Putting Real Estate at Risk
What worked yesterday in real estate cybersecurity is often today’s biggest liability. Too many multi-family and office property firms still depend on firewalls, static passwords, and annual compliance checklists. Attackers know these are the easiest ways in—and they’re exploiting them every day.
Malvertising and Trojanized Admin Tools: A Growing Cybersecurity Threat
Cybercriminals are getting smarter—and one of their latest tactics is malvertising, a method that uses malicious ads to distribute compromised software. If you’re a network engineer, system administrator, or anyone who relies on tools like PuTTY, WinSCP, or FileZilla, this is a threat you need to understand and defend against.