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Old 13-05-2017, 10:44   #32
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Re: Large Scale Cyber-Attack Hits 40 NHS Hospitals

One possible way to mitigate this type of attack would be for emails to be opened in a sandbox.

The cost for businesses to implement throughout their network could be prohibitive.

A back-up on the other hand costs a damn site less. Any Hospitals down today???

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Do you not think it handy, that all your GP/hospital records, results, x-rays, should be available to any Dr. at the click of a button? The NHS is still dependent on faxs !. The IT industry seriously let the country down again on a big project and reaped the profits.
What planet are you on?

I go to the doctor with say a knee complaint, he sends me the the hospital for an X-ray.

When I go back to him he clicks on a button and can see the X-ray result on screen and can make a decision on treatment.

This actually happened to me and enabled me to have a knee replacement within a year!

No FAX's!
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