Concise Cybersecurity Intelligence for Decision-Makers
In early September 2025, Jaguar Land Rover suffered a major cyber-incident that led to a global shutdown of its IT systems and manufacturing operations. The company confirmed it had detected unauthorised access and immediately shut down critical systems to contain the incident. Production at its UK plants was halted for weeks, with the pause extended into October and ripple effects felt across its supply-chain network.
Our CMA Insights Document on the JLR attack provides a clear, structured breakdown of what happened—how the incident unfolded, why the operational impact was so severe, and what steps organisations across industries can take to bolster resilience.
For any business operating in connected, digital environments—especially those with mission-critical manufacturing, logistics or supply-chain dependencies—the JLR incident serves as a wake-up call: preparedness isn’t optional.
If you’re looking to understand the full implications of the JLR attack, and to translate those insights into actionable improvements for your own incident-response and resilience programmes, download this useful, brief resource now.
Disclaimer: This document has been created with the sole purpose of encouraging discourse on the subject of cybersecurity and good security practices. Our intention is not to defame any company, person or legal entity. Every piece of information mentioned herein is based on reports and data freely available online. Cyber Management Alliance neither takes credit nor any responsibility for the accuracy of any source or information shared herein.
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