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Sky News included ThingsRecon commentary on the operational and supply chain consequences of the cyberattack that disrupted Jaguar Land Rover’s global production and retail activity.

The coverage highlighted the interconnected nature of automotive manufacturing and the financial impact that prolonged downtime can create across manufacturers, dealers and suppliers.

Help Net Security interviewed ThingsRecon about incomplete asset inventories, common discovery blind spots and the importance of maintaining a continuously updated map of digital assets.

The discussion covered passive and active discovery, shadow IT, external visibility and the role of business context in prioritising risk.

Computer Weekly published commentary from ThingsRecon on expanding CISO responsibilities, cyber-risk communication, organisational authority and the limitations of treating AI as a complete solution to security leadership challenges.

Intelligent CISO featured ThingsRecon commentary in its analysis of the M&S cyberattack, including the continuing risks to customers and the importance of proactive measures following exposure of personal information.

ISMS.online included ThingsRecon’s perspective on translating cyber risk into business impact and building organisations that can absorb, withstand and recover from disruptive attacks.

Spanish newspaper ABC included ThingsRecon commentary on how infrastructure failures can create cascading disruption across supply chains and essential public services.