The PSNI is facing a fire worth over almost 900 thousand euro for failing to protect the personal information of its officers and staff.
Last August, the data of nearly 9-and-a-half thousand PSNI employees was mistakenly shared in a spreadsheet published briefly online.
The Information Commissioner’s Office is proposing the fine – after calling the breach a “potentially life-threatening” incident.
Speaking after it happened, then-Chief Constable Simon Byrne admitted terrorists had obtained the material…………..
