Seven NHS trusts spent nothing on cybersecurity in 2015: Sky 
Seven UK National Health Service (NHS) trusts spent nothing on cybersecurity in 2015, according to a report by Sky News. The report found that last year, the average spend on cybersecurity was £22,180, a rise on the previous year, but 45 out of 95 trusts were "not able to say" what their spend was. Gary Coleman, who exploits security vulnerabilities on behalf of the NHS, said trying to keep up to date was a "huge task", while cybersecurity expert Jennifer Arcuri said security was "extremely weak" and "breaking the law wasn't even needed" to compromise NHS trusts.
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A Sky News investigation has discovered the NHS trusts putting patients at risk by not protecting their data online.