Jaguar Land Rover dealerships continue to grapple with the aftermath of a cyberattack that disrupted operations weeks ago. Despite being a luxury automaker known for its premium vehicles, the company’s ongoing challenges highlight how cybersecurity risks can impact even the most upscale brands.

As Jaguar Land Rover grapples with a reported cyberattack, British lawmakers are weighing whether Covid-style financial support might be necessary. However, the UK’s business and trade committee stops short of confirming any intervention, warning the situation may intensify in the coming weeks.

A sophisticated cyberattack on check-in systems at three European airports has now stretched into its second day, leaving travelers grappling with widespread cancellations and delays. Officials have yet to confirm when normal operations will return, as the fallout continues to challenge airport authorities across the region.

Marks & Spencer announced on Tuesday that a cyberattack has compromised customer personal data and crippled its online services for weeks. The British retailer is grappling with the fallout as customers face potential risks from the data breach.

Following a disruptive cyberattack last week, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has brought some vehicle inspection stations in Portland and the Medford area back online.