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Dyfed-Powys Police disclosed a cyberattack discovered on September 14 that disrupted non-emergency systems, though 999 and 101 services stayed up. Public data appears untouched, but investigators are still checking whether staff information was accessed. The force alerted the Information Commissioner's Office and brought in cybersecurity specialists. Tarian, the regional organized crime unit, is managing the investigation.
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