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 was one of the main challenges faced by NHS staff during the cyberattack?

• Power outage in hospitals

• Lack of medical supplies

• Inability to access computer systems

• Shortage of doctors

How did the Home Secretary describe the NHS staff's response to the cyberattack?

• Commendable

• Inadequate

• Delayed

• Satisfactory

What percentage of NHS trusts were affected by the cyberattack?

• 30%

• 10%

• 40%

• 20%

What was a major concern raised by opposition parties regarding the cyberattack?

• Increased patient wait times

• Closure of several hospitals

• Lack of medical staff

• Potential leak of confidential patient data

What did the government invest in to improve cybersecurity?

• Advanced medical equipment

• Cybersecurity strategy

• Increased staff salaries

• New hospital buildings