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2 December 2022
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
It’s now than three months on from the August targeted cyber security attack on Advanced that resulted in lost patient data and has left 12 mental health trusts without access to patient records on the CareNotes EPR.
https://www.digitalhealth.net/2022/10/client-data-exfiltrated-advanced-nhs-cyber-attack/
Some of the trusts affected had to declare critical incidents and warned of impact on patient care and safety. Some have already switched to alternative systems, others are still hoping that national agencies will help them regain access to their systems.
The Lockbit 3.0 attack is by far the most disruptive cyber security incident affecting NHS trusts since Wannacry in 2017. Unlike Wannacry patient data was exfiltrated in the attack.
National agencies have worked closely with individual trusts affected throughout the incident. To date there remains no official word on when recovery will be completed.
Throughout the past three months there has been very little public guidance on the attack or remediation, from NHS England or NHS Digital.
To help share lessons from the attack, attempts to recover and avoid future incidents being so disruptive Digital Health Networks is holding a special Networks debate on the Advanced attack.
Our Panellists
Jon Hoeksma – CEO, Digital Health Intelligence
James Reed – CCIO, Birmingham and Solihull Mental health Trust
Rob Dyke – Independent Consultant
Please note: this event is only open to registrations our Network Members which include, digital health leaders from across the NHS, public sector, charitable sectors, and academia, and suppliers that are our Network Sponsors only.