London Metropolitan Police IT supplier exposes data of 47,000 police officers in a breach

News28 Aug 2023

The London Metropolitan Police Force confirmed that cybercriminals breached the IT systems of a third-party supplier over the weekend, leading to the unauthorized acquisition of sensitive data concerning police force employees.

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