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I've read back through RNSs. Current CEO was at Bomgar (now BeyondTrust which sells PAM software, Est. $330M/year). Chairman, Sales Director and CTO were senior at MIMEsweeper, sold for $1Bn after 5 years. I guess they thought they could do that again and get rich quick? Osirium founded 2008 [Sir Ian, Sir Ian, Sir Ian] AIM listed 2016.

RNS highlights:

- 2016 April listing 10M shares at 175p, raised £5.1M, share price tips 200p, £17M market cap.

- 2016 July "strong and growing pipeline of new customer prospects, significant contracts in sight for 2016". Total revenue £162K.

- 2017 January "Revenue growth slower than expected, investment in core functions slower than expected".

- 2017 May results, appointed 4x Directors. Total revenue £477k. Share price lows of 93p.

- 2018 March placing 3M shares @ 134p, Chairman buys. Total 13M shares.

- 2018 April results, appointed 2x Directors. Total revenue £647k. [quiet year].

- 2019 April, share price drops off cliff?

- 2019 May results, total revenue £957K.

- 2019 October placing 7M shares at 34p, Directors buy in, £2.7M convertible loan notes for 2024 at 40p (lol). Total shares 19M.

- 2020 May results total revenue £1.17M. Share price 25p.

- 2021 April placing 9.5M to raise £2M, directors buy in. Total shares 29M.

- 2021 June results total revenue £1.43M.

- 2022 Feb, placing ~16M shares at 6p to raise £1M. Talk of $21Bn market opportunity. Total shares 34M.

- 2022 April results total revenue £1.47M. Almost same as last year? All those ~ business development directors ~ doing what?

- 2022 November placing 63M shares at 2p, raising £1.5M and 12.7M shares sold to Directors.

- Total shares in issue vague, ~95M + 20-30M of options/grants/convertible loan notes makes up LSE reported 122M shares, I think?

- 2023 March results total revenue £1.92M. Share price 2p.

- 2023 July share price 1.25p. £1.5M market cap.

In between those are contract wins, expansions, renewals, record growth and contract sizes, new industries, enormous opportunities, confidence in their strategy, record boot production, and always being at war with EastAsia.

They've lost thirteen million quid in five years but only now doing 'cost saving' measures?? Enough placings that IPO investors need 140x share price to get money back. What is the future, November placing 150M shares, March results £2.6M revenue, placing 300M shares, £3.8M revenue, placing 600M shares, £5M revenue and profitable, placing 1Bn shares to fund R&D because it's 2027 and everyone who wants PAM software has it by then? Sales Director who "saw 600% growth" at Bomgar was overconfident?

But they took revenue from £162K to £2M (12x), built sales networks, gained customers, new products, directors keep buying in, years of slow growth - but consistent - and they're levelling off the nosedive. Is it possible they can pull up into rapid growth? One more placing, 2x revenue to £4M and stop losing money by June 2024, >2x to £10M

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Barts Health NHS Trust faces cyber security incident

10/07/2023

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The recent ransomware attack on Barts Health NHS Trust, the largest National Health Service (NHS) trust in the UK, highlights the persistent cybersecurity challenges faced by public sector organizations. The attack compromised data of approximately 2.5 million patients and has been described as the biggest breach of healthcare data in the United Kingdom.

One of the key elements of this attack is the involvement of the ransomware gang known as BlackCat or ALPHV. They have claimed responsibility for the cyber attack and stated that they have stolen 70 terabytes of sensitive data, including employee identification documents and confidential internal emails. The threat to publish this information on the dark web adds another layer of concern for the affected organization and the individuals whose data has been compromised.

This cyber attack on Barts Health NHS Trust is not an isolated event within the UK’s public sector. In recent months, there have been several cyberattacks targeting various organizations.

The University of Manchester experienced a ransomware attack that resulted in the breach of a NHS dataset containing information on 1.1 million patients across 200 hospitals.

Additionally, the University of the West of Scotland and Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, have reported ongoing cyber incidents. These incidents demonstrate the widespread vulnerability of public sector organizations to cyber threats.

The consequences of these attacks are significant. Beyond the immediate impact on compromised data, such incidents erode public trust in the ability of organizations to protect sensitive information. In the case of healthcare data breaches, there is a particular concern for patient privacy and the potential misuse of personal information. The affected organizations face reputational damage and may incur financial losses due to legal and regulatory implications, as well as the cost of remediation efforts.

To mitigate such attacks, it is crucial for organizations to prioritize cybersecurity measures. This includes investing in robust security infrastructure, implementing regular data backups, conducting comprehensive risk assessments, and ensuring that employees receive proper training on cybersecurity best practices. Collaboration between public and private sectors is also essential to share threat intelligence and develop effective response strategies.

In conclusion, the ransomware attack on Barts Health NHS Trust and the broader cybersecurity challenges faced by the UK’s public sector underscore the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures. Proactive efforts to strengthen security infrastructure, enhance employee awareness, and promote collaboration among stakeholders are necessary to protect sensitive data and safeguard public trust.