Jaguar Land Rover extends production shutdown after cyber-attack | Jaguar Land Rover

Jaguar Land Rover closed the car production because it struggled after a cyber attack, Britain’s largest car manufacturer.

JLR said in a statement on Tuesday that he will freeze production until Wednesday, September 24th, as he continued his investigations into the Hack in the early this month.

The producer said: ız As our judicial investigation into the cyber incident continued and we made this decision because we consider the different stages of the controlled restart of our global operations.

“We are very sorry for the interruptions caused by this incident, and we will continue to be updated as the investigation progresses.”

JLR, which belongs to Tata Group, stopped production on its sites after discovering that the pirates of computer pirates infiltrated their systems a few weeks ago.

Since then, the company has found that the attack has affected “some data, but it could not provide more details about which data was affected, or that the information of customers or suppliers has been stolen, but would contact everyone affected.

Since the production in the factories in Midlands and Mersexide is waiting for the costs of the cyber attack, probably for JLR. Other production facilities around the world were also influenced by speculation that the systems could have weeks until they became operational.

Freeze also affected suppliers and retailers for JLR, some of them without computer systems and databases used to supply spare parts for garages or save tools.

Last week, the Unite Union warned that thousands of workers in the JLR supply chain were at the risk of losing their livelihood and urged the government to step into a Furlogh plan to support them.

This year, a group of Hackers, including other serious haxes related to retailers, including M & S, assumed the responsibility of the JLR attack. The screenshots of JLR alleged to be internal CT systems were broadcasted on a telegraph channel that combines the names of computer pirate groups known as scattered spider, lapsus $ and shinyhunters.