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Entrepreneur Isac Bloom provides IT
support and computer maintenance in
Portsmouth. His profession became duty
when faced with a personal emergency
back in 2017. A year earlier, Isac
was a 26-year-old fresh graduate from
the Imperial College, London. With his
computer science diploma, he wanted to
find a proper job, marry to his girlfriend
and settle down in a quiet town to live
a peaceful life. He moved and found a
job at a Portsmouth IT support startup.
Isac bought an engagement ring for
his girlfriend Kayla from his first salary,
and proposed to her on the first night
they moved together. Not long before
their wedding day, his fiancée Kayla
became ill from a rare kidney disease.
So, hospitals and other institutions
were left with an unsecured IT support
package in Portsmouth. Because of
the virus, the list of potential donors of
organs was inaccessible and the doctors
were helpless when they told Isac
the news. Although he knew about the
cyberattack, Isac could do nothing to
help the hospital and Kayla. It was too
late to save the computers and recover
the data. It was only luck that Isac’s
blood type matched Kayla’s. And he
was able to offer his kidney to her. So,
Kayla was saved and cured. They went
home, and after a short delay, they
got married at Portsmouth Cathedral.
After the ordeal, Isac wanted to prevent
others from such an experience like his.
Lying in a hospital bed, waiting for an organ
transplant. Despite the ominous diagnosis,
doctors at the Queen Alexandra
Hospital should have been able to cure
Isac’s bride-to-be. 2017 was also the year
when at least 25 NHS hospitals in the UK –
including the Queen Alexandra Hospital
in Portsmouth - were cyberattacked by a
ransomware known as Wanna Decryptor.
This virus corrupted computers
with outdated Windows XP and paralysed
the IT systems causing headaches
for doctors and endangering the lives
of patients like Kayla, though NHS was
aware Microsoft had stopped providing
updates for Windows operating systems.
Learning from the past he acted fast, and
established his tech company to help
those who need Portsmouth business
IT support, and other computer- based
security services like cybersecurity and
cloud computing. His team provides
support for schools, hospitals, and businesses
in the public sector. The company
works with several computer repairs
in Portsmouth and in other cities. If we
can learn anything from this story, it is
that we should take seriously information
technology from now on. And take
care of our computer either for corporal
or personal use, because who knows:
One day, lives might could depend on it.
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