NHS Could Have Prevented Cyber Hack

The transcript discusses a cyber attack on NHS systems, highlighting the outdated and vulnerable IT infrastructure. It covers government and expert responses, emphasizing the importance of security patches. The attack has political implications, with debates on funding and responsibility. The need for updated cybersecurity measures is stressed to prevent future incidents.

What was one of the main consequences of the cyber attack on NHS systems?

• Enhanced security measures

• Improved appointment scheduling

• Increased patient satisfaction

• Disruption of GP services

What could have prevented the NHS systems from being infected by the malware?

• Upgrading hardware

• Installing a new operating system

• Implementing a security patch

• Hiring more IT staff

What did experts suggest would reduce the risk of harm from cyber attacks?

• Using older software versions

• Relying solely on antivirus software

• Regularly updating security patches

• Ignoring security warnings

How did Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn propose to improve NHS cybersecurity?

• By investing an extra £37 billion

• By outsourcing IT services

• By cutting NHS funding

• By reducing staff numbers

What was the political accusation made against Jeremy Corbyn regarding the cyber attack?

• Playing politics with a national security issue

• Ignoring the cyber attack

• Reducing NHS funding

• Supporting the cyber attackers