NHS Staff Praised After Cyber Attack

A cyberattack severely disrupted NHS services, affecting thousands of computers and leading to postponed appointments and untreated patients. The government, led by Home Secretary Amber Rudd, responded by praising NHS staff and stating that the situation was under control. However, questions remain about the NHS's cybersecurity preparedness and the government's role in infrastructure budget cuts. The attack highlighted vulnerabilities and prompted calls for better protection of patient data and IT investment.

What impact did the cyberattack have on NHS appointments?

How did the staff cope with the disruption caused by the cyberattack?

What was the overall response of the NHS trusts to the cyberattack?

What were the concerns raised regarding the NHS's cybersecurity?

What measures did the government take in response to the cyberattack?