NHS Scotland Invests £3m in AI Anti-Ransomware Software
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NHS Scotland has awarded a contract worth over £3 million to Computacenter for the provision of AI anti-ransomware software, specifically the Halcyon platform. This investment follows a significant cyber incident that impacted the health service last year, with the aim of enhancing defenses against ransomware attacks through the NHS Cyber Centre for Excellence.
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