NHS didn't know how to respond to WannaCry, claims National Audit Office in official investigation into the ransomware outbreak
Healthcare staff had to use WhatsApp on mobile phones as NHS IT, including email, went down
The NHS didn't know how to respond to WannaCry ransomware, claims NAO in official report
The National Health Service "was not clear what actions it should take when affected by WannaCry", claims the National Audit Office (NAO) in its official report into the ransomware outbreak in the NHS....
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