Car dealerships across the United States, including in Arizona, have been impacted by an apparent cyberattack involving data provider CDK Global. Reports from CNN, CBS News, and Automotive News suggest that the incident involved a hack into the company's software, affecting dealers in multiple states. This comes shortly after a cyberattack on Findlay Auto Group, which also has dealerships in Arizona. CDK Global has taken precautionary measures to shut down systems, causing delays in sales deals and transactions for many dealers. Bleeping Computer reported that CDK shut down IT systems to prevent the attack's spread. While some systems have come back online, the situation remains concerning. The automotive industry is facing increasing cybersecurity threats, highlighting the importance of robust protection measures for businesses and consumers alike.