IAA apologises for data breach

The Irish Aviation Authority has apologised after a data breach on its drone register.

IAA apologises for data breach
Wed, 06 Apr, 2016 - 13:26

The Irish Aviation Authority has apologised after a data breach on its drone register.

Registered owners were allowed to access the names and contact details of all other drone pilots as a result of an error.

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