UK economic growth disappoints in Q3 as JLR cyber attack hits
UK economic growth disappoints in Q3 as JLR cyber attack hits
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UK economic growth disappoints in Q3 as JLR cyber attack hits
UK economic growth disappoints in Q3 as JLR cyber attack hits Read More »
British retailer Marks & Spencer reported a 55.4% slide in first-half underlying profit, reflecting the impact of an April cyber hack that forced it to suspend online clothing orders for seven weeks and also hit food availability. M&S, one of the biggest names on the UK high street, did, however, say it was confident it
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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) could increase the risk of physical cyber attacks in the marine sector, a joint Insurance Day/Lloyd’s List podcast has heard. William Altman, director of cyber threat intelligence services at CyberCube, said AI-based coding tools could help “novice” threat actors exploit critical operational technology (OT) – which interfaces digital infrastructure
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Hackers are infiltrating trucking and freight companies in a scheme to steal and sell cargo shipments, a growing campaign that could end up costing companies and consumers billions of dollars, according to new cybersecurity research. Sunnyvale, California-based Proofpoint Inc. said it has “high confidence” that the hackers are working with organized crime groups to pull
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AXA XL announced the launch of a new cyber solution designed to provide construction firms in Europe, Asia and Australia with enhanced protection against the rapidly evolving landscape of cyber threats. Available by endorsement to AXA XL’s cyber insurance coverage, the solution includes coverage for: Missed bid reimbursement for income loss due to not being
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