Computing Cyberattacks Target Major Companies, Highlighting Supply Chain Risks
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Recent cyberattacks on prominent companies such as Nikkei and Jaguar Land Rover demonstrate that organizations of all sizes are vulnerable to cyber threats. The attack on Jaguar Land Rover resulted in a five-week operational shutdown, emphasizing the need for robust supply chain cybersecurity measures. Companies are urged to move beyond complacency and take proactive steps to secure their systems.
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