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'Alarm bells should be ringing': British firms urged to shore up 'dangerously thin' defences after cyberattack on fashion favourites of Princess of Wales

Daily Mail Money · 13 October 2026 at 19:58

'Alarm bells should be ringing': British firms urged to shore up 'dangerously thin' defences after cyberattack on fashion favourites of Princess of Wales

British retailers are a 'prime target' for cyber criminals and must shore up their 'dangerously thin' defences after a spate of attacks, experts have warned.

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'Alarm bells should be ringing': British firms urged to shore up 'dangerously thin' defences after cyberattack on fashion favourites of Princess of Wales

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