Prolonged Cyberattack on CDK Global Disrupts US Car Dealerships
Dealerships struggle with manual operations as cybersecurity experts warn of growing threats and outdated systems.
- CDK Global's software outage has left over 15,000 US dealerships unable to perform digital transactions for over a week.
- Experts highlight that cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and can cripple entire industries for extended periods.
- Dealerships are resorting to manual processes, causing significant delays and potential losses in sales.
- Cybersecurity professionals emphasize the need for modernizing systems and mandatory cybersecurity standards.
- The automotive industry's reliance on interconnected systems makes it particularly vulnerable to such attacks.