Tube, a major oil and gas company, decided to invest a significant portion of its funds into the production of high-quality car tires. This new direction turned out to be incredibly successful, and the company quickly became known as a reliable manufacturer. Sales soared, and the profits increased with every quarter, but a sophisticated cyberattack interfered with Tube's plans for the future. A hacker group that is allegedly associated with a rival company accessed the process control system and altered the rubber compound formula. It took a while for the employees to notice the discrepancy in quality, and about 100,000 defective tires made it to the stores. Complaints from the customers began pouring in a week after the breach: drivers left negative reviews, reporting rapid tire wear. The factory had to recall the entire batch of tires and refund the affected customers. We're not just talking about millions in losses; the situation may cost the company a significant number of loyal customers and a drop in stock prices. For now, it's still unknown how long it will take Tube to restore its reputation.