<ul><li>Transport for London (TfL) has estimated that it has spent £30 million ($38 million) on recovery efforts following a cyberattack.</li><li>This is the first time TfL has provided an estimate for the financial cost of the attack.</li><li>The attack, which occurred in September, resulted in the theft of customer data, including bank account numbers and sort codes.</li><li>TfL was not insured against cyberattacks, and the cost of the incident has impacted the organization's ability to invest in improving services.</li></ul>

TfL cyberattack bites into profits with £30 million spent on recovery

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