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Technology Risk at Machine Speed: Why Integrated Systems Demand Integrated Risk Management
Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber incident shows how modern enterprises operate inside an interconnected matrix of risk. Technology assets and operational processes are closely linked, so a disruption in one tier quickly spreads across production sites, suppliers, dealers, and customers.
On September 2, 2025, JLR confirmed a cyber intrusion and proactively shut systems to contain the impact. By September 6, production was halted in the United Kingdom, Slovakia, Brazil, and India. West Midlands suppliers sent thousands of staff home. Dealer platforms, including the electronic parts catalogue, were inaccessible. Analysts estimate losses of £5 million per day, and insiders indicate recovery will take weeks rather than days. A group calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters claimed responsibility.