URGENT: Personnel Data of 22 Japan Prefectural Police Forces May Have Leaked
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Personal data from 22 of Japan's prefectural police forces may have been compromised, officials say
URGENT: Personnel data of 22 Japan prefectural police forces may have leaked
Personal information on officers and other employees of 22 prefectural police forces in Japan may have leaked following a recent data breach at disaster information services firm Arcadia Inc., National Police Agency officials said Wednesday.
On the 20th, it was discovered in coverage with the prefectural police that there is a possibility that personal information for about 2200 police officers and staff of the Kagoshima Prefectural Police was leaked due to an issue where “Arcadia” (Minoo City, Osaka Prefecture), which handles the distribution of disaster prevention information, etc., received unauthorized access. A system for confirming safety in the event of a disaster was outsour…
Regarding the unauthorized access issue at Arcadia (Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture), a company that provides disaster prevention information distribution services, personal information of police officers and staff members may have been leaked at police departments in 22 prefectures...
On the 21st, interviews with the National Police Agency revealed that personal information of police officers and staff may have been leaked in connection with the unauthorized access incident at Arcadia (Osaka Prefecture), a company that provides disaster prevention information distribution services. In four of these prefectures, personal information of ordinary residents registered as crime prevention emails was leaked…
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