Investigative Data: Individuals associated with DHS OIG investigations from 2002 through 2014, which includes subjects, witnesses and complainants who were

Investigative Data: Individuals associated with DHS OIG investigations from 2002 through 2014, which includes subjects, witnesses and complainants who were both DHS employees and non-DHS employees. The PII contained in this database varies for each individual depending on the documentation and evidence collected for a given case. Information contained in this database could include names, Social Security numbers, alien registration numbers, dates of birth, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, and personal information provided in interviews with DHS OIG investigative agents. Most of that is business-as-usual for a DB leak, but there's something that catches my eye: personal information provided in interviews with DHS OIG investigative agents. Would this only be information provided by people about themselves, or does the inclusion of "subjects of investigations" mean that this is a colossal dump of life-ruining hearsay that could destroy anyone that DHS has ever touched? Speaking of which, this bit at the end disgusts me: What is DHS doing to better secure employees’ PII? Why does this read as anything other than "What is DHS doing to better secure american citizens' PII"? DHS employees aren't the only people affected by this. I'd expect "subjects, witnesses and complainants of DHS investigations" to number in the millions.