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Fr: Ardennes: Invicta Group at a standstill since Monday after a cyber attack

Posted on April 30, 2021 by chum1ng0

Invicta is a French company specializing in wood heating.

Lylian Casier reports that the Invicta Group has suffered a cyberattack of unknown origin.

According to the testimony of an employee, it would have occurred on Sunday, since it was at this time that the staff was alerted to the temporary stoppage of work by an SMS. “The cyber attack affects some of the servers and had the impact of temporarily stopping activity, at our initiative,” confirms the company in a press release sent to L’Ardennais.

The Vivier-au-Court foundry, and probably the Donchery head office, have been paralyzed since Monday morning.

As for some 250 employees, they are on technical shutdown until they return to normal, “as soon as possible”.

Read more on L’Ardennais.


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