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Sweden Fines Miljödata $183,000 over Breach Affecting 2.2 Million

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Sweden's data privacy regulator, IMY, has imposed a $183,000 (SEK 1.8 million) fine on IT systems provider Miljödata for inadequate security measures leading to a breach in August 2025 affecting 2.2 million people. [...]

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After the cyberattack and the extensive leak, the Swedish Integrity Agency's investigation of the company Miljödata is now complete. The agency decides to give the company a sanction fee of 1.8 million kronor, due to lack of security.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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The system provider Miljödata receives a penalty fee of SEK 1.8 million from the Privacy Protection Authority (IMY) following the high-profile data breach last autumn.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Sweden's data privacy regulator, IMY, has imposed a $183,000 (SEK 1.8 million) fine on IT systems provider Miljödata for inadequate security measures leading to a breach in August 2025 affecting 2.2 million people. Miljödata is a Swedish software company that develops and provides work environment and HR management systems used by 80% of Sweden's municipal […] Source

The Swedish regulator IMY announced a fine of 1.8 million Swedish kroner for the IT supplier Miljödata, published on 22 September, and related to the protection deficiencies identified after the break-in in August 2025. 2.2 million people reported having been affected by the incident, including identification numbers, contact information and sensitive information on hospital, rehabilitation and events with ... The post Miljödata were fined 1.8 m…

Personal data for approximately 45,000 people in Eskilstuna was leaked and published on the Darknet. Now the system provider Miljödata is being forced to pay a fine of 1.8 million SEK.

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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