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The UK government underwrites a £1.5B loan to Jaguar Land Rover as the carmaker reels from a cyberattack that has crippled its production for around a month

The loan is to support the company's cash reserves and help it pay suppliers  —  The U.K. government has stepped …

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  • @rachelreevesmp Rachel Reeves on x
    Jaguar Land Rover is an iconic British company - a jewel in the crown of our economy. Today we are protecting thousands of those jobs with up to £1.5 billion in additional private finance, protecting a vital part of the British car industry. https://www.bbc.com/...
  • @jonburkeuk @jonburkeuk on x
    Jaguar Land Rover is Indian-owned, having previously been U.S-owned until it was sold to Tata in 2008. Jaguar Land Rover has only existed as a brand since 2013. This is a deeply embarrassing tweet, by somebody so out of their depth they may as well be called Rachel Amorim.
  • @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x
    Full article with unfortunately no real details on the nature of the attack and why they cannot eg restore systems / lock down access etc It smells of a company that got caught with pants down, unprepared and now dearly paying the price https://www.autocar.co.uk/...
  • @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x
    How is this not bigger news in tech/security circles. Jaguar Land Lover lost $250M (£200M) and counting thanks to a cyberattack that it still couldn't mitigate. This is growing every week. The cost of underinvesting in security is very real. 1+ month recovery is bonkers [image]
  • @implausibleblog Farrukh on x
    If Jaguar Land Rover is now an Indian company owned by Tata, Why is the UK providing £1.5 billion, and not Tata, which made over $180 billion in revenue last year?
  • @lisaforte Lisa Forte on bluesky
    This is a perfect example of why we need to shift to expecting orgs will be attacked - the financial cost is huge.  —  I've always argued that the financial cost of an attack can be hard to estimate but can be enormous.  —  Government to guarantee £1.5bn JLR loan www.bbc.com/news…
  • r/worldnews r on reddit
    UK government will underwrite £1.5bn loan guarantee to Jaguar Land Rover after cyber-attack