NHS England Probe Suppliers for Cybersecurity Controls
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Suppliers may be asked for evidence of certain security controls; the move follows ransomware attacks disrupting patient care. The National Health Service in England will directly engage with suppliers to ensure robust cybersecurity measures are in place.
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Suppliers May Be Asked for Evidence of Certain Security Controls, Best Practices The National Health Service in England will reach out directly to suppliers to ensure they implement proactive and robust cybersecurity risk management, officials said Wednesday. The move comes after recent high-profile ransomware attacks on NHS vendors that seriously disrupted patient care.