UK regulator fines South Staffordshire Water £963,900 over cyberattack exposing customer data

Cyber Threats13 May 2026

The Information Commissioner’s Office said security failures allowed attackers to remain inside the company’s network for nearly two years before the breach was discovered in 2022.

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