Belfastlive Health Recruitment Company Victim of Cyber Security Incident Under Garda Investigation
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- •Healthdaq is under investigation for a cyber security incident.
- •The Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau has been notified.
- •No known data connections exist between Healthdaq and Ireland's Health Service Executive.
Healthdaq, a healthcare recruitment company operating in Ireland, reported being the victim of a cyber security incident. The company has notified relevant regulatory and law enforcement authorities, including the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau. Healthdaq collaborates with health and social care trusts and the Department of Health in Northern Ireland, and lists a Dublin-based disability service provider as a client. Due to the ongoing criminal investigation, Healthdaq has refrained from providing further details. The Health Service Executive of Ireland confirmed it has no known technical integrations or data connections with Healthdaq. The incident raises concerns about potential impacts on sensitive health data and operational integrity. As of now, the investigation is active, and further information is awaited from law enforcement.
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