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Software provider fined £3m over ransomware attack that hit NHS services

Sky News Thursday, 27 March 2025
Software provider fined £3m over ransomware attack that hit NHS servicesA software provider has been fined £3m over a ransomware attack that disrupted critical NHS services and put the data of tens of thousands of patients at risk.
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