IFA warns advice firms to be 'on alert' after phishing attack

Talis said its Microsoft user email accounts were compromised which resulted in a round of fake emails being sent. "We have reviewed this with our IT consultant and have taken measures to secure all of our accounts. We wish to reassure you that personal information and financial data is held on an entirely separate system which remains secure," Talis said in a communication to clients and contacts. It added that emails from the company should be addressed to the recipient personally and will normally direct the recipient to login to their secure client portal. The Ashford-based firm a...