Fines for European privacy breaches reach 114 million euros, according to report

News20 Jan 2020

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European regulators have imposed 114 million euros (£97.3 million) in fines for data breaches since tougher privacy rules came into force in mid-2018, with approaches varying widely from country to country.

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