Considering #Risk around #IoT is a must because it touches every area of our lives and is not confined to cyber-space. #cybersecurity

Posted by Smeeta Padhiar
On 4th March 2019
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Half of UK PLCs now at risk from invisible IoT devices

There’s been a 110,000 increase in the number of UK businesses with unknown IoT devices on their networks despite organisations understanding the risk they are taking, according to new research. Read full story.

Posted by Smeeta Padhiar
On 22nd February 2019
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Welcome to Risk and Business, our new podcast series…

Join us for some informal chat on business, risk, security and the areas of business we touch in our consulting and training lives. We hope to be speaking to colleagues and friends across business areas, not just security, who all have something to add and share with us. Expect some opinion, some expertise, some smiles […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 18th July 2018
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Round-up: Top posts of 2015

2015 is almost over and we have been pleased and delighted to welcome many new followers and contributors to the Advent IM Holistic Security blog. It’s hard to wade through all the content but we thought it would be nice to present you with a list of some of our most popular posts this year, by […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 16th December 2015
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The Insider that rarely gets questioned…

Insider Threat certainly isn’t going away, is it? Reading the continual survey results and news items I see published, it will still be an issue for a long time to come. We know that a lot of the Risk that Insiders bring can be mitigated with good policy and process combined with tech that is fit for purpose. But […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 16th October 2015
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Are you still operating XP or Windows 2003? – A guest post from Julia McCarron, Advent IM Director

Whilst Microsoft’s utopia may be for us all to automatically upgrade every time there is a new version of Windows, for many organisations this isn’t always an option. With some still coping with life after the recession the cost of upgrading to new platforms can be restrictive, especially if XP and Windows 2003 still works […]

Posted by Ellie Hurst
On 22nd June 2015
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