Novel & Cerita Sunrise Security Breach

But it starts right back up again. Cursing under my breath, I finally check it. Only to see that it’s a security alert. The company security alert. “Break-in. Parking lot exit breached. Penthouse office breached.” My hand almost slips out of my grasp. Someone has broken into my company building…. Particularly, my office.

I slammed the card down on his desk. "Someone breached the security," I said, voice deadly calm. "They got into our cottage. And they're coming for Sirus."

Two young officers listened as I spoke, examined the injuries on my neck, and grew serious. They went to knock on the door of Unit 703. There was no response, so they contacted the landlord and used a spare key to open it. I stood in my doorway, watching them go in. A few minutes later, Officer Lucas Ward came back out, his face pale. He spoke into his radio, requesting backup and a forensic team. Then he looked at me. His expression was complicated. "You…" He chose his words carefully. "Did you have any conflict with her?" "No!" My voice was hoarse. "Someone broke into my apartment! Attacked me! And then carried—"

"I do not know. But we are going to find out." He called Solomon immediately and explained the situation. Solomon listened in silence, his deep voice calm and measured when he finally responded. "This does not fit the profile of anyone connected to Pembrooke or Martin. If someone is still accessing the files, it is either a new player or someone we missed the first time around. I will put my people on it." The next morning, Priya called again. This time her voice was sharp with fear. "Mrs. Cresswell, there was another breach last night. The same credentials, the same server, but this time they left something. A message."

Her eyes glanced at the wall clock facing her and it was almost an hour since James’ procedure started and yet, there was no news. Clasping her hands together, she closed her eyes and said a short prayer for her brother, tears flowing freely once again from her eyes. *** “What the heck is going on?” Arthur demanded as he stormed into Syntax, his cyber security company, building. His office assistant and Edward were walking closely behind him, matching his pace and seriousness. There was a tense air in the building and everyone was doing their best to put things under control. “We noticed the fire in the servers’ room and while we were trying to determine how it came about, we transferred mos

The morning news cycle had barely begun when Victor Kane received the call. He was standing in his private office overlooking the river, coffee untouched on the glass desk in front of him, when his security director’s voice came through the encrypted line. “There was an incident at Evelyn’s estate last night.” Victor’s eyes narrowed slightly. “What kind of incident?” “A breach.” The word hung in the air. Victor’s expression darkened. “How serious?” “Three intruders penetrated the outer perimeter. Attempted abduction.”

As he reviewed messages and security updates, I allowed myself to simply look at him,the strong profile usually hidden behind carefully controlled CEO mask, the body more powerfully built than tailored suits had suggested, the man beneath all the layers of protection he'd constructed since his parents' deaths. "The breach was contained," he reported after several minutes of reading and sending messages. "Attempted electronic infiltration of gallery security system rather than physical entry. Origin points suggest professional operation rather than amateur attempt." "Harrison's people?" I asked, analytical mind engaging despite the intimate circumstances. "Or third party employed by same inte

The sun made everything look golden and peaceful, which felt wrong given the circumstances. My phone rang against my leg. Lindsay’s name appeared on the screen. I almost ignored it—nothing about Phoenix Design Studio mattered right now. But something about the timing made me answer. “Regina, we have a major problem.” My blood chilled. “What kind of problem?” “There’s been a security breach.” The phone nearly slipped from my hand. “What?” “They know everything. How you’ve been operating under Phoenix, how you’ve been stealing Maxwell’s clients, how the anonymous architect destroying his business is his wife. They want half a million dollars or they’re going to the media.”

It was living and breathing in this room with us. I swallow loudly, hesitant to speak and break the silence. But the eyes staring at me, reminded me this was also my duty. “Good morning. As you all know, we had a breach in security yesterday. We lost a member of the security team and two rogues were killed. It was apparent they were after Margot. Where does everyone stand on how to approach this?” I release my clenched hands and motion in a wide sweep to the others at the table and take my seat, ready to listen.

"Aria, you don't have to do this. You can postpone. Wait until Catherine's caught." "That could be never. I'm not waiting forever." "Then be smart. Be safe. And if anything feels wrong, run." "I will." But I was lying. If something went wrong, I wouldn't run. I'd fight. Because running was what Catherine wanted. And I was done giving her what she wanted. At midnight, Santos knocked. Face grim. "We have a problem." My chest tightened. "What?" "Security breach. Someone accessed the building's maintenance system remotely. Changed codes. Disabled two cameras."