Investigation launched after data breach at Police Ombudsman’s office

News02 Sep 2024

An investigation has been initiated following a significant data breach at the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (PONI) that resulted in the accidental release of personal details of 160 current and former staff members.

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