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UK police data breached repeatedly through IT suppliers, watchdog finds

A UK inspectorate says police data was breached several times this decade through third-party IT suppliers.

According to His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services, UK police data was breached several times this decade through third-party IT suppliers. The finding comes from a report by this watchdog, as covered by The Record.

The central point is third-party risk: a supplier that stores a public institution's data can become the route to a leak, even when the institution has its own controls. The source text does not say which suppliers were affected, how many incidents occurred, or what data was exposed, so none of that should be assumed.

The item you read is a machine translation of a feed entry. To verify, consult the original article from The Record and, above all, the report published by the watchdog, which is the primary source for these claims.

Original source: Fornecedores que armazenavam dados da polícia britânica foram invadidos repetidamente, aponta órgão fiscalizador

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