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25 September 2017

Colombian Data Protection Authority's Total Fines Exceed US$1 Million

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To address such violations, SIC has issued 1,094 orders to correct, update, and delete personal data contained in corporate databases.
Colombia Privacy

On June 8, the Colombian Industry and Commerce Superintendence (Superintendencia de Industria y Comercio) ("SIC") issued a notice (source document in Spanish) that since 2010, SIC has imposed a total of 619 fines exceeding US$1 million. The most frequent breaches, which represent most of the sanctions imposed by SIC, consist of breaches of the habeas data provided in Law 1266 of 2008. To address such violations, SIC has issued 1,094 orders to correct, update, and delete personal data contained in corporate databases.

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