Palo Alto Networks SVP & Unit 42 Head Wendi Whitmore gives an overview of the cyber hacks response to “the Clarman’s countdown”.
Jaguar Land Rover said that his retail and production activities were “seriously disrupted” after the company was attacked by a group of ransomware.
The manufacturer based in the United Kingdom, owned by Tata Motors of India, said on Tuesday in a statement that he “had taken immediate measures to mitigate his impact by proactively closing” his systems after being affected by a cyber-incident.
The company has said that there is no evidence to date that customer data has been stolen, and that it “works to PACE to restart our global applications in a controlled manner”.
Vehicles are visible for sale at a Land Rover dealer in Houston, Texas. (Ronaldo Schemidt / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Steelmaker Nucor experiences the cybersecurity incident, closes a certain production
This marks the last of a series of Cyber ​​and Ransomware attacks that have had an impact on companies around the world as bad players become more sophisticated.
AFLAC was targeted by cybercriminals earlier this summer in the middle of an in progress piracy wave targeting the insurance sector.
The distributor of the grocery chain suffers from cyber attacks, disturbing operations
Philadelphia’s insurance companies and Erié insurance have also been affected by attacks, which caused generalized disturbances of their IT systems.
The manufacturer based in the United Kingdom belongs to Tata Motors of India. (Andrey Rudakov / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The pirates target the insurance giant in the cyber-scree of the current industry
United Natural Foods Inc., a distributor for Whole foods And other grocers, revealed in July that he had undergone a cyber-incident, causing temporary disturbances in his operations.
The same month, the FBI warned that the notorious cybercriminal group nicknamed “Sported Spider” was aimed at the airline sector.
Vehicles are seen on sale at a Land Rover dealer in Houston, Texas, April 7, 2025. (Ronaldo Schemidt / AFP via Getty Images)
Hawaiian Airlines was among the targeted carriers. In June, he announced that he had been forced to address a cybersecurity event that affected some of his computer systems.
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Last month, Air France and KLM also sent a warning to customers of a data violation that struck their customer service platform.
