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Dyfed-Powys Police in Wales disclosed a cyberattack that disrupted non-emergency systems and may have compromised employee information. The force, covering southwest Wales with over 2,000 officers and staff, identified the incident earlier this month. No public data was affected, and Tarian, the regional organized crime unit, leads the investigation. No group has claimed responsibility.
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