Cyberattack disrupts Dyfed-Powys Police systems as staff information remains under investigation

Summary
A cyberattack identified on September 14 disrupted Dyfed-Powys Police non-emergency systems and temporarily took online and email contacts offline. Public data access has not been evidenced; possible access to staff information is under investigation.
Key points
- Dyfed-Powys Police said the attack disrupted several non-emergency systems.
- The force's online and email contacts were temporarily unavailable but have since been restored.
- The incident was identified on September 14.
- The force said its investigation has found no evidence that members of the public's personal data was accessed or compromised.
- Investigators are checking whether staff information may have been accessed or compromised.
- Cybersecurity specialists are supporting the response, and the force has applied precautionary measures to its systems.
- The Information Commissioner's Office has been notified.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Dyfed-Powys Police
- Incident Type
- Cyber attack; method not disclosed
- Operational Impact
- Several non-emergency systems were disrupted. Online and email contacts were temporarily unavailable but have since been restored.
- Claim Status
- confirmed