HSE wasn't sought out for special treatment, it just happene

HSE wasn't sought out for special treatment, it just happened to be a suitable target


HSE wasn't sought out for special treatment, it just happened to be a suitable target
There is wishful thinking that everything will be all right and nothing too serious will happen to a small country like Ireland. From Storm Ophelia to Covid-19 and now the cyberattack, this thinking is wrong
HSE chief executive Paul Reid. The HSE has risen to the challenge of Covid-19; it will rise to the challenge of the cyberattack also. File picture: Leon Farrell
Tue, 18 May, 2021 - 18:37
Simon Woodworth
The cyberattack on the HSE has proven to be an unwelcome wake-up call for the entire country. But it should come as no surprise: The HSE has been warned before, most notably, as reported in this paper, by Bruce Schneier at the Web Summit in December 2020. 

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