ARTICLE
17 September 2015

DDPA Requires Notification And Increases Penalties For Data Breaches

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On June 4, the Netherlands adopted a new amendment to the Data Protection Act (source document in Dutch) substantially increasing Dutch Data Protection Authority ("DDPA") penalties and requiring notification of data breaches.
Netherlands Privacy

On June 4, the Netherlands adopted a new amendment to the Data Protection Act (source document in Dutch) substantially increasing Dutch Data Protection Authority ("DDPA") penalties and requiring notification of data breaches. Under the new law, companies must notify the DDPA and affected individuals of a security breach if the breach results in a substantial risk of harm to personal data.

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