TCS Pilots AI Cyber Protocols After JLR Breach, Aims to Prevent Future Attacks

• TCS is piloting AI-led cybersecurity protocols for clients following a major cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a key client.
• The JLR breach, estimated to cost up to $1 billion, disrupted production, exposed employee data, and led to regulatory scrutiny.
• TCS is forming six specialized teams (150 professionals) to test measures like video verification, AI for hacker monitoring, and enhanced network protection.
• The incident is the third for TCS clients in a year, with JLR's attack originating via IT vendors, not TCS systems.
• Experts estimate the total JLR fallout, including lawsuits and reputational damage, could reach $1.5 billion.

Why It Matters: TCS is enhancing client cybersecurity with AI-led protocols to prevent future breaches after JLR's costly attack.