Jaguar Land Rover Cyber Attack Creates £1.9 Billion Ripple Effect Across UK Supply Chain
The Manufacturing Domino Effect The recent cyber attack targeting Jaguar Land Rover has unleashed a £1.9 billion shockwave through the…
The Manufacturing Domino Effect The recent cyber attack targeting Jaguar Land Rover has unleashed a £1.9 billion shockwave through the…
The Ripple Effect: How a Single Automotive Hack Paralyzed Britain’s Manufacturing Ecosystem The August cyberattack against Jaguar Land Rover has…
Coldriver’s Evolving Malware Arsenal The Russian-affiliated hacking collective Coldriver has deployed a sophisticated new malware framework that represents a significant…
Multiple international cybersecurity agencies have jointly released comprehensive guidance for securing operational technology systems. The framework helps organizations establish definitive OT architecture views and implement robust security controls across industrial environments.
Multiple cybersecurity agencies from the United States and United Kingdom have jointly released comprehensive guidance for securing operational technology systems, according to reports from participating organizations. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) collaborated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to develop “Creating and Maintaining a Definitive View of Your Operational Technology (OT) Architecture.”
Former Downing Street adviser Dominic Cummings has claimed Chinese hackers breached highly sensitive UK government systems containing classified intelligence. The Cabinet Office and cybersecurity experts have strongly denied the allegations, setting up a contentious dispute over national security transparency.
Dominic Cummings, former chief adviser to Boris Johnson, has made explosive claims that China successfully breached high-level UK government systems used to transfer classified intelligence material, according to reports. Cummings stated the compromised systems contained so-called “Strap” material, a government classification for highly sensitive intelligence data that includes information from intelligence services and the National Security Secretariat.