Dec 10 (Reuters) - California-based automotive technology company Tekion has sued its larger competitor CDK Global, accusing it of monopolizing the market for dealership management systems. Tekion's ...

Last week, CDK Global, a major dealership management systems (DMS) provider, was forced to shut down systems across the nation following a significant cyberattack. CDK Global serves almost 15,000 car ...

SAN ANTONIO – UPDATE (6/23/2024): CDK released the following statement regarding the status of their computer systems after being hit by ransomware: “CDK experienced a cyber incident on June 19th. We ...

The outage, which has stretched into its second day, has thrown a wrench in the operation of thousands of dealers across North America. The outage, which has stretched into its second day, has thrown ...

A gang claiming to have hacked CDK Global, a North American car dealership software company, is seeking tens of millions of dollars in ransom. Eastern European hackers have caused major problems. CDK ...

Following two cyberattacks June 19, software and dealership management system provider CDK Global shut down its services indefinitely, impacting thousands of dealerships across the U.S. and Canada.

Car dealerships are left in chaos after a widespread cyber attack cripples their computer systems after a dizzying array of cyber attacks on American businesses. On May 8, 2024, Ascension Health ...

Software provider CDK Global, which works with thousands of car dealerships across the U.S., was hit with a second day of system outages Thursday following another “cyber incident,” the company ...

CDK Global says that its dealer management system (DMS), impacted by a massive IT outage following a June 18th ransomware attack, will be back online by Thursday for all car dealerships. The company ...

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Thousands of dealerships throughout the U.S. have turned to good, old-fashioned pen and paper after a series of cyberattacks disabled the computer systems that underpin their sales and service ...