Jaguar Land Rover's recent cyberattack is projected to have cost the UK £1.9 billion, marking it as potentially the most economically damaging cyber event in the country's history. The attack led to a month-long shutdown of production and internal systems, affecting over 5,000 organizations, while the government provided a £1.5 billion loan guarantee to support the carmaker's recovery. Analysts attribute the financial impact to lost sales, production delays, and wider supply chain disruptions.

Sensata, a US sensor manufacturer, has reported that a ransomware attack on April 6 has disrupted its operations, affecting shipping, manufacturing, and support functions. The company is working to restore its systems and has initiated an investigation with cybersecurity professionals, though the full impact and details of the attack remain unclear. Sensata's disclosure highlights the growing threat of ransomware in industries that are critical to supply chains.