Over 20,000 details are at risk following police data breach
According to one senior officer, over 20,000 details – including police officers’ names and photos – are “potentially at risk”.
According to one senior officer, over 20,000 details – including police officers’ names and photos – are “potentially at risk”.
The recent Northern Irish police data breach highlights the potentially catastrophic consequences of a data protection failure.
Officers at the Metropolitan Police and Greater Manchester Police are said to be on high alert following a serious data protection breach. To ensure they do not fall victim to further attacks, anyone affected by the police data breach should be vigilant.
The security failure involves the IT systems of Digital ID in Stockport, a company which makes warrant cards and identification badges.
The Metropolitan Police has reportedly experienced a data breach after a cyber security incident. The breach happened after an unauthorised party gained access to the systems of one of the force’s suppliers.
We have collated some of the frequently asked questions put to our data protection lawyers about the PFEW data breaches. Get out answers…
We have uncovered that the PFEW has failed to notify retired police officers of the attacks. Even if their personal data was compromised in this shocking data security failure.
The PFEW still does not believe that it owes affected members compensation for violating their data protection rights. We do not agree.
Are you, or have you recently been, a police officer in England & Wales? If so, you could be owned significant data breach compensation following a 2019 Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) data breach.
The process to make a no-win, no-fee PFEW claim with us is straightforward and hassle-free. However, to help us make the strongest case possible on your behalf, we will ask you to provide us with information about how the breach affected you. So what kind of evidence do you need to make a PFEW data breach claim?
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