NHS
Britain's health service fishes an extra £1 billion out of its budgetary black hole to spend on hardware, software, and upgraded data capabilities.
Health chiefs hope to ensure "holistic wellness" for every individual detained in the UK.
Investment comes as Spring budget confirmed £3.4 billion funding for NHS technology
800 planned operations and 700 outpatient appointments were rearranged following the incident
"Right now, *no one* has died from a cyberattack that has targeted or shut down a hospital, but actuarial data shows that more than 300 people *probably* died as a result of WannaCry"
"Each NHS organisation will be the data controller for their ‘federated’ platform instance. The use of the data will always remain under the full control and protection of the NHS
"People often think theatre is very scary and confrontational. It can be at times. But it's not the way we do it and I think that's why it’s a very unique experience..."
Controversy over Palantir continues...
No insight into how credentials were obtained...