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In the aftermath of mergers and acquisitions among healthcare entities - and the resulting IT integration and cost-cutting moves - gaps in technology and skills and

In the aftermath of mergers and acquisitions among healthcare entities - and the resulting IT integration and cost-cutting moves - gaps in technology and skills and

Have you ever wondered how your smartphone accurately knows your exact location, guiding you through unfamiliar streets or helping you discover nearby restaurants? In a world where location matters more than ever, the technology behind determining our whereabouts has come a long way. From the early days of navigating by the stars to the ubiquitous

Security risks — both to someone using the tech and also inherently within the building blocks themselves. im joined now by the author and researcher dr stephanie hare. a regular on this programme. lovely to see you. what do you make of these warnings from gchq? ., ., ., , gchq? on the one hand i was fascinated _ gchq? on the one hand i was fascinated and _ gchq? on the one hand i was fascinated and on _ gchq? on the one hand i was fascinated and on the - gchq? on the one hand i was fascinated...

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And the information commissioner. there are many unanswered questions about this latest attack. who was behind it? how many officers are affected? and what might the loss of this highly sensitive data mean for their security? joe inwood, bbc news. live now to jake moore, a global cybersecurity adviser at the software firm eset. jake, welcome to the programme. whats your take on what happened here? ~ ~ , , , here? well, i think this is yet another worrying _ here? well, i think this is yet anothe...

How many officers are affected? and what might the loss of this highly sensitive data mean for their security? joe inwood, bbc news. jake moore is a global cybersecurity adviser at the software firm eset and he gave his reaction to the suspected data breach. well, i think this is yet another worrying and damaging blunder by the organisation thats designed to protect us. and i think, like weve been discussing, its a supply—chain attack, and criminals have simply located that weakest link in tha...

Well, i think this is yet another worrying and damaging blunder by the organisation thats designed to protect us. and i think, like weve been discussing, its a supply—chain attack and criminals have simply located that weakest link in that chain, which theyre very good and getting better at doing. but police suppliers, they win their contracts and often choose the cheapest, which can potentially come with security risks and failures if thats not in the programme to start off with. right, but w...

And i think, like weve been discussing, its a supply—chain attack, and criminals have simply located that weakest link in that chain, which theyre very good and getting better at doing. but police suppliers, they win their contracts and often choose the cheapest, which can potentially come with security risks and failures if thats not in the programme to start off with. right, but would it not be the responsibility of the metropolitan police to check the security standards of any third parties...

Jake moore is a global cybersecurity advisor at the software firm eset, and he gave his reaction to the suspected data breach. well, i think this is yet another worrying and damaging blunder by the organisation thats designed to protect us. and i think, like weve been discussing, its a supply—chain attack, and criminals have simply located that weakest link in that chain, which theyre very good and getting better at doing. but police suppliers, they win their contracts and often choose the che...