A cyberattack forces you to pull the plug. Can your business keep running?
AI is giving companies less time to patch security flaws before attackers exploit them. Boards should run a drill to find out whether the business can still fill orders, pay staff, and serve customers with its key systems offline.
The recent cyberattack on European supermarkets sent the temperature in some Swedish freezers to a sweltering 131 F (55 C). The Dutch grocery chain Ahold Delhaize warned that a separate hack could strip up to 250 million euros ($277 million) from sales, and wipe as much as 100 million euros off operating profit in the fourth quarter.
