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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.

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.

Something was lurking beneath the surface… Not a ghost. Not a hacker. A breach—hidden in legacy systems and forgotten endpoints. When it surfaced, chaos followed. How did it happen? And how can you stop it from happening to you?

Never Again By the CEO of a fallen firm (OpenGrid Real Estate, aka OGRE)

In a recent episode of the Collective 54 Pro Serv Podcast, cybersecurity veteran and CISO of 5Q, Don Goldstein, delivered a compelling message to professional services leaders: Agentic AI is coming fast—and so are the risks.

In commercial real estate (CRE), change is constant. Whether it’s market cycles, portfolio shifts, tenant demands, or operational restructuring, CRE firms must be agile to stay competitive. Yet, many are still tethered to rigid IT service models that don’t reflect the fluid nature of their business.