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Why Has Infrastructure Become a Common Target for Cybercriminals?

Hackers have identified infrastructure as a prime target. Contractors must modernize legacy software systems to protect vital societal assets from malicious attacks.
By Si Katara
September 9, 2021
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by Si Katara
Si Katara’s focus is on the growth of Headlight’s business across all market sizes, segments and critical geographies. Under his leadership, HeadLight has quadrupled its market share over the last three years for its photo-based inspection technology. Today the company is active in 16 states helping improve project deliveries on over 2,500 civil construction projects that make up more than $30 billion in construction value. Si brings 19 years of leadership, technical expertise and construction technology experience to the organization. He has an exceptional track record throughout his career of reliably delivering large-scale software systems for infrastructure construction, on-time and on-budget. Si gained project enterprise software experience with Andiamo Systems, Cisco Systems, and Real Networks; companies whose primary function is content delivery via the web and network infrastructure. 

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