Business Information Group, Inc.

09/01/2026

Spam is more than just an annoying inbox clutter, it can also be a gateway to phishing, scams, and malware.

Knowing how to recognize suspicious messages and what to do when they show up can help protect both your personal information and your business.

A few simple steps can make a difference:
- Don’t respond to suspicious messages
- Use your email and device spam filters
- Report unwanted messages

Check out the National Cybersecurity Alliance’s guide to understanding spam and how to reduce the risks that come with it:

Spam is a daily annoyance in our online lives – here’s how it works and how to filter it out of your inboxes.

08/27/2026

🚧 Built for What’s Next: ERP Modernization Without the Disruption

Is your construction firm considering an ERP upgrade but concerned about the risks, costs, and disruption that can come with modernization?

Join Business Information Group, Trimble and Anterra on September 16 at 11:00 AM EST for an upcoming webinar focused on how modern contractors are preparing for ERP modernization while keeping their business moving forward.

Don’t wait until your current system becomes a roadblock. Register today and start preparing for what’s next!

👉 Register for the webinar: https://ow.ly/y1YU50ZG758

08/25/2026

Our BIG team had a great time at the Southeast CFMA event last week! 🤝

It was a great opportunity to connect with fellow construction professionals, share insights, and strengthen relationships across the industry.

Thanks to CFMA for another great event! We’re already looking forward to the next one. 🏗️

08/18/2026

Last week, our team had the opportunity to visit our partners at Arctic Wolf in Minnesota!

We had a great time connecting with their team and sharing insights. We’re grateful for the partnership and look forward to continuing to work together to help our clients stay protected. 🐺🔐

08/13/2026

Ransomware isn’t just an IT problem, it can bring an entire construction project to a standstill.

From locked project files and disrupted schedules to delayed payments and damaged client relationships, the impact can go far beyond the initial attack.

Our latest blog breaks down why construction firms are being targeted and the steps you can take to build a stronger, layered defense.

Read the full blog here:

Construction firms are increasingly targeted by ransomware attacks. Learn why the industry is vulnerable, what's at stake, and the practical steps to protect your projects and data.

08/11/2026

AI can help construction teams find problems faster, but identifying an issue is only the first step.

The real value comes when teams take those insights and turn them into action. From adjusting schedules to improving processes, human experience and decision making remain critical.

AI isn’t here to replace expertise. It’s here to help teams make better decisions with better information.

Read more from Construction Dive: https://ow.ly/1ABM50Zyzss

08/06/2026

Every work anniversary represents another year of dedication, growth, and making a difference and today we're celebrating our August milestones! 🎉

To our team members celebrating this month, thank you to Joe Drahusz, Matt Waechter, Shawnna Staples, Peder Traa, Jennifer Dangro, Mark Cloeren, and Julie Chiappetta for the talent, commitment, and positive energy you bring to our organization. Your contributions help shape who we are, and we're grateful to have you on this journey with us.

Congratulations on your work anniversaries and thank you for everything you do. Here's to many more milestones together! 👏

08/04/2026

This past week, while our leaders were in town for their Strategic Leadership Meeting, we came together with our local teams. This included a Red Robin burger bar, a surprise birthday celebration for Matt Mosley, and there may have been a dunk tank involved which featured our very own Matt Waechter as the dunkee!

It was a great afternoon of fun, and time well spent as a team for our remote employees.

07/29/2026

Tech support scams are becoming more convincing and more costly. Attackers often create a sense of urgency, pretending to be trusted companies to trick people into giving them remote access, sensitive information, or money.

Knowing the warning signs is one of the best ways to stay protected. This article from the National Cybersecurity Alliance shares how to recognize tech support scams, avoid common tactics, and keep your devices and personal information secure.

Read more:

Tech support scams rely on causing panic about viruses and hackers – here’s how to keep the real criminals away.

07/27/2026

Cybercriminals are evolving their tactics, and email alone is no longer the only threat. Voice phishing through trusted platforms like Microsoft Teams is becoming an increasingly effective way for attackers to gain access to sensitive information.

As collaboration tools become a bigger part of our daily work, we need to stay alert by verifying unexpected requests and strengthening security practices.

Learn more from Cyber Security News:

Phishing surged in Q2 2026, with attackers abusing email, Microsoft Teams, and vishing to steal credentials and spread malware.