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EU Issued over €1.2bn in GDPR Fines in 2025 as Multiple Data Breaches Bite
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ICO inaction exposed again as EU GDPR fines top €7bn - DecisionMarketing
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office “softly, softly” approach has been exposed once more with a new report showing GDPR fines in the EU topped €1.2bn (£1bn) in 2025, and have now surpassed €7.1bn (£6.2bn) since the regulation came into force in May 2018, compared to just £65m in the UK. According to the latest “GDPR Fines & Data Breach Survey” published by DLA Piper, from January 28 2025 to the present, Europe’s data protection authorities …
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