Category: Industry News
News and information from the Advent IM team.
Campaigners raised alarm bells today after the Ministry of Defence signed a £17 million contract with Silicon Valley defence tech startup Anduril. Read via MorningStar.
Read MoreOfficials in Clark County, Washington, said they’ve restored access to the county website and other services are back online after a “sophisticated cyberattack.” Read via StateScoop.
Read MoreMortgage servicing firm Mr. Cooper has been dealing with a cyber attack for more than a week that has disrupted customers’ access to the company’s site and payment platform. Read via Fox Business.
Read MoreToronto Public Library’s services have been impacted following a cyber attack. Read via IT World Canada.
Read MoreIDC surveyed more than 500 security and IT operations leaders worldwide to get a current view of how organizations are perceiving modern security threats and approaching cyber resilience. Sixty-one percent of respondents believe that data loss within the next 12 months is “likely” to “highly likely” to occur due to increasingly sophisticated attacks. Read […]
Read MoreThe government is warned of a ‘major’ cyberattack by Russian and Chinese hackers if they keep ignoring warnings to fix HMRC’s crumbling computer system. Read via The Independent.
Read MoreMcLaren Health Care acknowledged this week that the ransomware attack that took down the computer network at its 14 Michigan hospitals in late August and early September also could have leaked some patient data onto the dark web. Read via Detroit Free Pass.
Read MoreEstes Express Lines on Oct. 3 confirmed that its IT systems were the target of an ongoing cyberattack, but said its trucks were still moving freight. Read via Transport Topics.
Read MoreOne too many accidental data breaches from use of spreadsheets in Freedom of Information (FoI) responses mean it’s time for the public sector to use alternative approaches. Read via UK Authority.
Read MoreAt least one Ukrainian missile struck the headquarters of Russia’s Black Sea navy in the Crimean port of Sevastopol on Friday, and a major cyberattack interrupted internet services on the peninsula, Russian-installed officials said. Read via Reuters.
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