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GDPR violations are rising sharply
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GDPR violations are rising sharply
It’s becoming increasingly common for companies and organizations to be reported for violations of the GDPR personal data protection law, according to a new report from the DLA Piper law firm. On average, there are now 443 reports of GDPR violations per day in the EU, an increase of 22% compared to 2024. “The report confirms that cybersecurity issues are intensifying,” Gustav Lundin from DLA Piper said in a statement. “For Swedish organizations,…
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