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Home Office working to restore Police National Computer data

by James Ling
18/01/2021
in Cyber Security, Government, PRESS RELEASE

Home Office engineers have worked throughout the weekend to restore data lost from the Police National Computer as a result of human error during a routine housekeeping data update earlier this week. Working with the NPCC and other policing partners, data engineers within the Home Office Digital, Data and Technology function continue to develop and test new code with the ultimate aim of restoring the data. A fast time review identified the problem and corrected it so it cannot happen again.

“Home Office engineers continue to work to restore data lost as a result of human error during a routine housekeeping process,” said UK Home Secretary Priti Patel. “Public safety is the number one priority of everyone within the Home Office, and I would like to thank the data engineers working to restore these records. I continue to be in regular contact with the team, and working with our policing partners, we will provide an update as soon as we can.”

“We continue to work closely with the police to rectify this issue and I want to thank both Home Office staff and policing partners for their ongoing efforts,” added Policing Minister Kit Malthouse. “As I’ve said, the affected records apply to cases where individuals were arrested and then released with no further action, and we are working to recover the affected records as a priority. While we do so, the Police National Computer is functioning and the police are taking steps to mitigate any impact.”

www.gov.uk/government/organisations/home-office

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