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News and information from the Advent IM team.
After a slightly delayed train journey (because, of course!), I finally made it to the CiiSEC seminar – and what a day it turned out to be. I still consider myself new to the industry and so for me, the day was packed with valuable insights, lively discussions, and a few “ahhh” moments that left […]
Read MoreIn a disheartening event that sent ripples through the Pokémon card community, Randolph, the owner of Ace Grading – a Pokémon card grading company – recently experienced a targeted break-in at his facility. Despite visible distress, Randolph has admirably taken ownership of the situation and is determined to rebuild trust with his community while strengthening […]
Read MoreDutch authorities fined video streaming giant Netflix 4.75 million euros ($4.98 million) Wednesday over its handling of subscribers’ personal data, which it said was unclear or incomplete in several respects. Read Here.
Read MoreMeta has been fined more than 250 million euro (£206 million) by the Irish Data Protection Commission over a data breach. Read Here.
Read MoreThird and fourth-party ecosystems have emerged as a major source of security risk, after new research highlighted that all (100%) of Europe’s biggest financial services companies suffered a breach via their suppliers in the past year. Read the full article via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreAn unknown hacker part of an international cybercrime group has breached a Rhode Island digital application and registration system and taken the personal data of some state residents. Read Here.
Read MoreKrispy Kreme shops are open, where staff can fill orders in person, but the breach has disrupted online ordering in parts of the US. Read Here.
Read MoreCustomers of Amazon Web Services saw more than two terabytes of credentials, source code, and other account secrets exfiltrated as part of an ongoing attack campaign. Read Here.
Read MoreSupply chain attacks against the manufacturing sector are up 50%, new data reveals. Cyber-criminals are ramping up their attacks on the manufacturing sector, exploiting outdated operational technology (OT) systems and interconnected supply chains with devastating effects. Read Here.
Read MoreHuman error has led to the breaching of 143 parents’ email addresses, says North Tyneside Council in an apology it has issued. Read Here.
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