دانلود کتاب درک مدیریت امنیت سایبری در صنعت ساخت و ساز: چالش‌ها، استراتژی‌ها و روندها

As part of the Understanding Cybersecurity Series (UCS) knowledge mobilization program, this book examines cybersecurity management in smart construction, addressing the unique risks, vulnerabilities, and threat landscapes emerging from the integration of digital technologies in construction environments. It offers actionable strategies and insights for engineers, project managers, and cybersecurity professionals, making it an essential resource for securing the future of smart infrastructure. In 2020, the first team released the initial online article series, “Understanding Canadian Cybersecurity Laws,” which received recognition and was awarded the Gold Medal for Best Blog Column in the Business Division at the 2020 Canadian Online Publishing Awards. Building on this success, the team published the first book, “Understanding Cybersecurity Law and Digital Privacy: A Common Law Perspective,” in 2021 through Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Continuing the research efforts, the second team launched the second article series in 2021, titled “Understanding Cybersecurity Management for FinTech (UCMF),” accompanied by the publication of the related book “Understanding Cybersecurity Management in FinTech: Challenges, Strategies, and Trends.” This book highlights the significance of cybersecurity in financial institutions by showcasing recent cyber breaches, attacks, and financial losses. Starting in 2022, the third UCS team embarked on the third online series, “Understanding Current Cybersecurity Challenges in Law,” addressing emerging trends and critical legal issues concerning cybersecurity globally. This series, consisting of six parts, explores digital jurisdictional authority and user-generated digital content ownership. The series is complemented by the publication of the third book, “Understanding Cybersecurity Law in Data Sovereignty and Digital Governance: An Overview from a Legal Perspective,” which offers an in-depth understanding of current cybersecurity challenges and their legal implications. Simultaneously, another team also worked on the fourth book, “Understanding Cybersecurity Management in Decentralized Finance: Challenges, Strategies, and Trends.” This book comprehensively reviews cybersecurity in blockchain technologies, analyzing platforms like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Solana, Cardano, Avalanche, and Polygon. It explores cybersecurity issues in smart contracts, and related blogs are currently being published through the ITWorldCanada website. Beginning in 2023, the fifth UCS team embarked on the development of the fifth book, “Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones: Challenges, Strategies, and Trends”. This book focused on understanding cyber threats and adversaries on smartphones, examining cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and risk management. The book offers practical solutions for securing and protecting smartphones while raising awareness of the importance of smartphone security. In 2024, the sixth UCS team focused on understanding the criticality of cybersecurity in healthcare, advocating for robust measures to protect patient data, maintain system integrity, and mitigate evolving cyber threats in a book entitled “Understanding Cybersecurity Management in Healthcare: Challenges, Strategies and Trends”. The book offers practical solutions for securing and protecting healthcare data and the environment for patients, doctors, and hospital IT teams while raising awareness of the importance of healthcare environment security. Released in 2025, the book reflects 2 years of dedicated work by the seventh UCS team to unravel the complex relationship between artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, with a focus on both AI for Security and Secure AI. Their efforts culminated in the book “Understanding AI for Cybersecurity and Secure AI: Challenges, Strategies, and Trends”, which explores how AI can be both a powerful defense tool and a vulnerable attack surface. The book examines real-world threats to AI systems, including adversarial attacks and model poisoning, while also proposing robust strategies to fortify AI models and ensure their ethical and secure deployment. By translating technical challenges into actionable insights, the team empowers researchers, industry professionals, and cybersecurity practitioners to better understand and address the evolving security landscape of AI technologies. In 2025, the eighth UCS team completed a two-year journey exploring the intersection of cybersecurity and the rapidly evolving domain of smart construction. The first author for the writing team for this book is the leader for Digital Construction cluster under the Innovation Value Institute (IVI), in National University of Ireland in Maynooth. Their work is presented in the book “Understanding Cybersecurity Management in Smart Construction: Challenges, Strategies, and Trends”, which delves into the unique security challenges posed by the integration of IoT, AI, and connected systems in modern construction environments. The book highlights critical vulnerabilities across smart infrastructure, connected machinery, and digital project management platforms, while offering practical strategies to safeguard construction sites, supply chains, and operational technologies. Aimed at engineers, cybersecurity professionals, and industry leaders, this book emphasizes the need for proactive cybersecurity management to ensure the resilience, safety, and continuity of future construction ecosystems.