SEVEN February 2026 saw several Dutch agencies suffer a major data breach, with personal data of employees at the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (Dutch Data Protection Authority) and the Council for Justice accessed by unauthorised persons following a leak caused by a vulnerability in software used by government agencies.
According to APA reports citing ANP news agency, a bug in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile software allowed third-party users to gain unauthorised access to employees’ personal information, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers. The breach is described as arising from this vulnerability in the government-wide software. No further details on the scope or the number of affected individuals are provided in the article. The report emphasises that the data involved were personnel records, not broader public datasets.