Jeremy Corbyn discusses 'serious cyber attack' on Labour's digital platforms

The transcript discusses a recent cyberattack on the Labour Party, highlighting the seriousness of the threat and the effectiveness of their in-house defense system. Concerns are raised about potential future attacks, especially during elections. The transcript also references a past attack on the NHS, emphasizing the need for better cybersecurity measures. The attack has been reported to the National Cybersecurity Center for further investigation.

What was the outcome of the cyberattack on the Labour Party?

• The attack was successful and data was stolen.

• The attack was repelled and no data was downloaded.

• The attack caused significant damage to the party's systems.

• The attack was ignored by the party.

Why is the speaker concerned about cyberattacks during elections?

• They are common and not a big deal.

• They can lead to financial losses.

• They are suspicious and can affect political parties.

• They are a sign of technological advancement.

What past event does the speaker mention to highlight the dangers of cyberattacks?

• A cyberattack on a major bank.

• A cyberattack on the National Health Service in 2017.

• A cyberattack on a social media platform.

• A cyberattack on a government website.

What is the role of the National Cybersecurity Center in this situation?

• To provide financial aid to the party.

• To develop new software for the party.

• To investigate the cyberattack.

• To ignore the attack.

What does the speaker suggest is needed to combat future cyberattacks?

• More advanced offensive strategies.

• Better defensive arrangements.

• Increased public awareness.

• Stronger financial investments.