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Why Retrofitting Legacy Buildings Can’t Wait Across global real estate portfolios, one fact has become impossible to ignore: a high percentage of the buildings we live and work in
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Why Retrofitting Legacy Buildings Can’t Wait Across global real estate portfolios, one fact has become impossible to ignore: a high percentage of the buildings we live and work in

How Building Automation Systems Became Cybersecurity’s Biggest Blind Spot and Why Facility Managers Are Now on the Front Lines The Breach Nobody Saw Coming In

MondayLive! is spending May unpacking what foundational readiness looks like in an era of accelerating change. Early sessions asked each participant what “basic” meant to

Monday Live | May 2026 | Getting Back to Basics, Part Two There is a question the smart building industry has been avoiding for years.

Consulting engineers writing BAS specifications in 2026 are increasingly being asked by IT departments to justify their network design in security terms – TLS, PKI, segmentation, monitoring, audit logging, and Zero Trust architectures. Integrators deploying BACnet/SC are discovering that the protocol solves some problems, but also introduces new operational questions around hubs, certificates, and network architecture.
The new Secured by Cimetrics™ BACnet Network Design Guide v1.0 was written for exactly those conversations.

2026 | Reflections from the Niagara Summit Introduction I’ve been attending Niagara Summits and industry events long enough to recognize when something feels like a

Neeve Announces Partnership with Optigo Networks, Bringing OT Packet Capture to the Neeve App Marketplace

Welcome to April’s first edition of Monday Live! To kick off a new month, we are diving headfirst into a topic that is impossible to

Over the past month, Monday Live! has explored a question that cuts to the heart of how smart buildings actually operate. What does governance really

In the fourth installment of Monday Live!’s March series on governance, the conversation took a sharp turn. After weeks of exploring data ownership, semantics, and

Why Retrofitting Legacy Buildings Can’t Wait Across global real estate portfolios, one fact has become impossible to ignore: a high percentage of the buildings we live and work in

How Building Automation Systems Became Cybersecurity’s Biggest Blind Spot and Why Facility Managers Are Now on the Front Lines The Breach Nobody Saw Coming In

MondayLive! is spending May unpacking what foundational readiness looks like in an era of accelerating change. Early sessions asked each participant what “basic” meant to

Monday Live | May 2026 | Getting Back to Basics, Part Two There is a question the smart building industry has been avoiding for years.

Consulting engineers writing BAS specifications in 2026 are increasingly being asked by IT departments to justify their network design in security terms – TLS, PKI, segmentation, monitoring, audit logging, and Zero Trust architectures. Integrators deploying BACnet/SC are discovering that the protocol solves some problems, but also introduces new operational questions around hubs, certificates, and network architecture.
The new Secured by Cimetrics™ BACnet Network Design Guide v1.0 was written for exactly those conversations.

2026 | Reflections from the Niagara Summit Introduction I’ve been attending Niagara Summits and industry events long enough to recognize when something feels like a

Neeve Announces Partnership with Optigo Networks, Bringing OT Packet Capture to the Neeve App Marketplace

Welcome to April’s first edition of Monday Live! To kick off a new month, we are diving headfirst into a topic that is impossible to

Over the past month, Monday Live! has explored a question that cuts to the heart of how smart buildings actually operate. What does governance really

In the fourth installment of Monday Live!’s March series on governance, the conversation took a sharp turn. After weeks of exploring data ownership, semantics, and