TCS vs. Cyberattack Rumors: Marks & Spencer Contract Drama Unfolds
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) denies losing its service desk contract with Marks & Spencer due to a cyber-attack, calling reports misleading. TCS clarifies that M&S chose other suppliers before the incident and asserts the vulnerabilities weren’t from its systems. TCS doesn’t provide cybersecurity services to M&S.
Hot Take:
Looks like someone’s service desk didn’t get the memo! Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Marks & Spencer (M&S) are the latest duo to tango in the blame game. TCS is waving its “not our fault” flag high, while M&S is busy playing musical chairs with its service providers. Meanwhile, the cyber attackers are sitting back with popcorn, enjoying the show.
Key Points:
- M&S reportedly switched its service desk provider from TCS prior to a cyber-attack.
- TCS claims the decision was unrelated to the April cyber incident.
- The cyber-attack was not linked to TCS’s systems, according to their investigation.
- TCS has ongoing collaborations with M&S in areas other than service desk services.
- TCS does not provide cybersecurity services to M&S.
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