The UK telematics firm, Microlise, has confirmed that its headquarters experienced a cyberattack, compromising corporate data. The attack disrupted customer services, disabling tracking systems and panic alarms on British prison vans. While the majority of customer systems are now back online, some continue to conduct security checks. Microlise has informed international authorities of the data breach. While the firm expects no significant financial impact, the incident underlines the cybersecurity risks faced by supply chains.
NHS suppliers required to meet robust measures under Cyber Bill
The UK government has released its Cyber Security and Resilience Bill plans, seeking to bolster public service cyber defences, especially for the NHS. The legislation,
