PSNI breach highlights the need for better handling of FoI requests, says Gemserv's privacy chief

News15 Aug 2023

The Police Service of Northern Ireland suffered a significant data breach that compromised the sensitive personal information of police officers and civilian personnel employed by the agency.

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