Joe Davies reports an update to the ransomware attack on Advanced that impacted the NHS 111 system:
Hackers are holding an IT firm that supplies NHS trusts to ransom following a cyber attack last week, according to sources.
Health bosses are concerned criminals have access to confidential health records and could leak them if their demands aren’t met.
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Call handlers across 85 per cent of the country are still without a crucial IT system and have had to resort to using pen and paper for the past week.
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The situation sounds almost desperate for mental health trusts where patient records cannot be accessed because the threat actors hit Advanced’s Carenotes EPR software as well as Advanced’s Adastra software.