Unicredit fined in Italy with 2,8 mil. euros for data breach
Italy’s data protection authority has fined UniCredit the country’s second-largest bank, 2.8 million euros ($3.1 million) for a data breach case in 2018, according to Reuters.
The massive cyber attack on the mobile banking platform resulted in the illicit acquisition of names, tax codes, and other identification codes for approximately 778,000 customers and former customers.
The sanction takes into account the large number of people involved in the data breach and its seriousness as well as the timely adoption of corrective measures, the authority said.
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