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UK introduces Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to bolster critical infrastructure defenses
The UK government has introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to tighten protections for hospitals, energy, water and transport systems, build on the NIS Regulations, require managed service providers to meet security standards and report major incidents quickly, and impose turnover-based penalties for serious breaches.
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Renault and Dacia inform UK customers of data exposure after third‑party breach
Renault and Dacia told UK customers that personal data held by a third‑party provider was taken in a cyberattack, exposing names, contact details and vehicle identifiers; Renault said banking data was not exposed and declined to name the supplier or say how many customers were affected.
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Stellantis confirms data breach via third-party provider exposing customer emails
Stellantis disclosed that attackers breached a North American third-party customer-service partner, exposing only customer names and email addresses. The company launched an investigation, notified law enforcement, and urged affected customers to watch for phishing, as the auto maker navigates broader industry disruption linked to a separate JLR cyberattack.
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Jaguar Land Rover says cyberattack severely disrupted production; no evidence of customer data theft yet
Jaguar Land Rover said a weekend cyberattack severely disrupted production and retail operations, but there is no evidence yet that customer data was stolen. The company is restarting affected systems and did not specify a timeline for full recovery.
