Constructionmanagement Cyber Attacks Target Two-Thirds of Consulting Firms
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- •Two-thirds of consulting firms have experienced cyber attacks in the last three years.
- •Common attack methods include data breaches, ransomware, and fraud.
- •Only 22% of consulting firms prioritize cybersecurity improvements in 2026.
Research from Deltek indicates that two-thirds of consulting firms, including architects and engineers, have been targeted by cyber attacks in the past three years. The types of attacks reported include customer data breaches, ransomware, and fraud. In the UK, 64% of firms expressed extreme concern about cybersecurity risks, with 49% reporting moderate financial or operational losses due to attacks. The survey highlights a growing awareness of cybersecurity, with 29% of firms planning to prioritize improvements in 2026. However, many consulting firms still exhibit overconfidence in their defenses, with only 22% listing cybersecurity as a top priority. The findings suggest a need for enhanced proactive measures as firms expand their digital operations.
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