Guy Lynn and Stephen Menon
A leading cybersecurity expert has warned that the NHS remains vulnerable to further cyber-attacks unless it updates its computer systems.
This stark assessment comes in the wake of a major ransomware attack that has severely disrupted healthcare services across London.
Prof Ciaran Martin, the founding CEO of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), told the BBC: "I was horrified, but not completely surprised. Ransomware attacks on healthcare are a major global problem."
NHS England said it was increasing its cybersecurity resilience and had invested £338m in the past seven years addressing this issue.
But Prof Martin's warnings suggest more urgent action may be needed.
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