Cnil Reports Unprecedented Surge in Fines for Personal Data Breaches in 2024
- The CNIL reported an unprecedented surge in personal data breach sanctions and complaints in France throughout 2024, including over €55 million in fines.
- This increase followed a 20% rise in reported data breaches and a doubling of breaches affecting over one million people, highlighting growing compliance gaps.
- The CNIL conducted 84 outreach actions targeting youth, organized 173 awareness campaigns nationwide, and launched new initiatives including AI guidelines and a regulatory sandbox.
- The CNIL adopted 303 corrective measures and issued 87 sanctions in 2024, more than doubling 2023’s 42 sanctions, with notable penalties such as Orange’s €50 million fine.
- These results indicate increased regulatory pressure and modernization to address rising personal data protection violations in France’s digital environment.
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"Flight of data of millions of French": the Cnil alerts on leaks "d-a new scale" in 2024
The year 2024 was marked by leaks of consistent personal data as well as a record number of sanctions imposed by the Cnil, regulator in charge of protecting the privacy of the French.
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