Breach Notifications in Europe Rise, While Fines Hold Steady
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Data breach notifications in Europe increased by one-fifth over the past year; total fines for data breaches remained at 1.2 billion euros, with Ireland leading the way.
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$1.4 Billion in Known Fines Levied in 2025, Despite Criticism From Outside EU The volume of data breach notifications being issued to Europeans increased by one-fifth over the past year, while the total fines being imposed by data protection authorities held steady, adding up to 1.2 billion euros for the second year in a row, led by Ireland, says a global law firm.