Mike will be speaking at the Executive Security & CP Technology Forum January 31st

Vehicle hacking and other vehicle cybercrime will be on the menu…

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 9th January 2018
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UK government blames North Korea for WannaCry cyber attack

The UK and US governments say a North Korean group was responsible for the ransomware attacks that hit the NHS and other organisations globally this year. Read full story.

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 20th December 2017
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Julia’s #Rules to Ransomware Safety

From Advent IM Director, Julia McCarron For those of you who read my irregular blogs, you’ll know I have a passion for the TV series NCIS. When I say passion more of an obsession really. So imagine the irony when they air an episode in the UK about Ransomware, in the wake of the world’s […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 22nd May 2017
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2017 Security Predictions from the Advent IM Team

At this time of year we like to make security predictions for the year to come. Ho Ho Oh dear… Mike Gillespie – Director I predict – further growth and sophistication in phishing attacks, and as a result of these successful attacks and continuing low quality user awareness and education, an increase in the […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 13th December 2016
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Aviva 2nd Data Breach

Advent IM Security Consultant Del Brazil, gives us his thoughts on the Aviva data breach. For the second time in less than two years Aviva have reported a data breach in which customer data has been released to person(s) unknown. It is unclear at this time as to whether it a procedural issue, a technical misconfiguration […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 26th October 2015
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CRIME OF OUR GENERATION – A Look at the TalkTalk Breach

A review from Advent IM Security Consultant, Chris Cope. The TalkTalk hack has left another major UK business reeling from a cyber attack and customers angry as, once again, there is a possibility that sensitive information is now in the public domain. The telecommunications company decided to take its own website offline on Wednesday following […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 23rd October 2015
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Watch out for those iPhone/iPad phishing emails

For reasons far too dull to expand upon, there were no Apple products in my stocking this year. I have however, had a mountain of email telling me to click through various links in order to re-register my iPad, to download a free app or piece of music, and a variety of other things. Also for […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 6th January 2015
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