This sounds like the last dying breath of a company knowing they are in some serious trouble over this massive stuff up. The fact they deal with medical data (w

This sounds like the last dying breath of a company knowing they are in some serious trouble over this massive stuff up. The fact they deal with medical data (what kind of data, I am not sure), they might be in violation of numerous protections in place to protect medical information. The aggressive response and how quickly they got their lawyers involved is telling they know they are in deep trouble over this and how little they grasp and understand what has happened here. The Apperta website did give me a good laugh when I read this: > We show how the delivery of health and social care can be transformed when data, information and knowledge in IT systems is open, shareable and computable. They certainly live up to their mission statement.