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"Opportunity to come before cyber attack wasted" - PwC.
"Deiseanna teacht roimh chibirionsaí curtha amú" - PwC.
A new report from PwC advisers says hackers had access to the Health Service Executive's computer system eight weeks before they attacked the computer system with malicious software.
Deirtear i dtuarascáil nua ó chomhairleoirí PwC go raibh bealach isteach i gcóras ríomhaireachta Fheidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte ag lucht haiceála ocht seachtaine sular ionsaigh siad an ríomhchóras le bogearraí mailíseacha.
The computer system was severely damaged by the cyber attack last May.
Rinneadh an-dochar don ríomhchóras mar gheall ar an gcibirionsaí i mí na Bealtaine seo caite.
The report suggests that the Health Service Executive had many opportunities to come before the attack, especially after a person or persons in the organization opened a phishing email from the hackers on 1 March.
Tugtar le fios sa tuarascáil go raibh neart deiseanna ag Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte teacht roimh an ionsaí, go háirthe tar éis do dhuine nó do dhaoine san eagraíocht ríomhphost fioscaireachta ó na bradaithe a oscailt ar an 1 Márta.
It was this email that allowed the hackers into the computer system.
Ba é an ríomhphost sin a lig na haiceálaithe isteach sa ríomhchóras.
The report also states that the Executive 's computer system was vulnerable at the time and that the organization did not have the appropriate expertise or resources to deal with such a crisis.
Deirtear sa tuarascáil chomh maith go raibh ríomhchóras na Feidhmeannachta ag an am leochaileach agus nach raibh an saineolais cuí ná dóthain acmhainní san eagraíocht chun dul i ngleic le géarchéim den sórt sin.
In fact, the hackers used to be armed with relatively common tricks and software while committing the treachery.
Go deimhin, bhain na haiceálaithe armáil as cleasa agus bogearraí réasúnta coitianta agus iad i mbun an fheillbhirt.
Between March 1 and May 14 - the day the attack was launched - the e-pirates managed to gain access to a number of servers and accounts believed to be roofed on attack.
Idir an 1 Márta agus an 14 Bealtaine - an lá a tionscnaíodh an t-ionsaí - d'éirigh leis na ríomhfhoghlaithe dul isteach i roinnt freastalaithe agus i gcuntais a creideadh a bhí díonta ar ionsaí.
During that time, say PwC advisers, a number of hospitals informed the Executive that malicious activity was taking place in their own computer systems but the significance of the situation was not understood at the time.
I gcaitheamh na tréimhse sin, a deir comhairleoirí PwC, chuir roinnt ospidéal in iúl don Fheidhmeannacht go raibh gníomhaíocht mhailíseach ar bun ina gcuid ríomhchóras féin ach níor tuigeadh tábhacht an scéil ag an am.
PwC states that the Executive lacks leadership in information technology and recommends the establishment of two new senior positions in this area in the space - free organization.
Deir PwC go bhfuil móreasnamh ceannasaíochta i gcúrsaí teicneolaíochta faisnéise san Fheidhmeannacht agus molann siad dhá phost shinsearacha nua sa réimse sin a bhunú san eagraíocht gan spás.
They also recommend constant monitoring of the organization's computer system.
Molann siad freisin monatóireacht shíoraí a dhéanamh ar ríomhchóras na heagraíochta.
In a statement, the Executive said it had implemented strict cybersecurity policies since the hack attack seven months ago.
I ráiteas, dúirt an Fheidhmeannacht go bhfuil beartais dian-chibearshlándála curtha i bhfeidhm acu ó tharla an t- ionsaí haiceála seacht mí ó shin.
It is believed that the criminal gang known as the Spider Wizard was responsible for the attack.