Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has been forced to halt production for almost three weeks due to a cyberattack, which has disrupted its operations and significantly impacted its supply chain. The company, which typically produces around 1,000 vehicles daily, is reportedly losing up to £50 million ($67 million) weekly during this shutdown. The UK government has recognized the attack's substantial effects on JLR and the broader automotive supply chain, with unions warning of potential job losses in the thousands. Smaller suppliers are already laying off staff, and some may face bankruptcy. JLR's response included shutting down systems to contain the attack, but the complexity of its supply chain means recovery could take time. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in supply chains and raises concerns about the potential for more severe disruptions from coordinated cyberattacks.