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Cawdery killings: PSNI apologises 'unreservedly' to family - Vimarsana News

Cawdery killings: PSNI apologises 'unreservedly' to family

Michael and Marjorie Cawdery died after being attacked in Portadown, County Armagh, by Thomas McEntee.

Source: bbc.co.uk
PSNI Data Breach: Senior officer apologises to officers and civilian staff - Vimarsana News

PSNI Data Breach: Senior officer apologises to officers and civilian staff

The PSNI has apologised after a data breach of “monumental proportions” meant the force mistakenly published the names, ranks, locations and other personal data of every serving police officer and civilian employee.

PSNI apologises after blunder identified every serving police officer, prompting security nightmare - Vimarsana News

PSNI apologises after blunder identified every serving police officer, prompting security nightmare

The PSNI has apologised after a data breach of “monumental proportions” meant the force mistakenly published the names, ranks, locations and other personal data of every serving police officer and civilian employee.

PSNI data leak: Blunder identifies every serving police officer and civilian staff members - Vimarsana News

PSNI data leak: Blunder identifies every serving police officer and civilian staff members

The PSNI is tonight desperately attempting to contact its officers after a massive police data breach meant the force mistakenly published the names, ranks, locations and other personal data of every serving police officer and many civilian employees.

PSNI Data Breach: Catastrophic blunder identifies every serving police officer and civilian staff, prompting security nightmare - Vimarsana News

PSNI Data Breach: Catastrophic blunder identifies every serving police officer and civilian staff, prompting security nightmare

The PSNI has apologised after a data breach of “monumental proportions” meant the force mistakenly published the names, ranks, locations and other personal data of every serving police officer and civilian employee.