How cyberattacks disrupt the auto supply chain

If left unchecked, cyberattackers can infiltrate unsecured corporate IT systems and install malware, restricting companies' access to crucial data and holding it for ransom. — If left unchecked, cyberattackers can infiltrate unsecured corporate IT systems and install malware, restricting companies' access to crucial data and holding it for ransom. (Getty Images/Getty Images/iStockphoto)

Terry Kosdrosky

October 26, 2021 09:10 PM

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