Fine Tracker.

A public register of regulatory fines issued under EU compliance directives. Updated as decisions are published by national supervisory authorities.

5,273 entries

Total fines
€8.6bn
Decisions
5,273
Jurisdictions
33
Regulators
74
Avg monthly
€162.7m
YoY volume
-20.7%
Country
Type
Date range
ImposedCompanyCountryAuthorityTypeAmount
05 Mar 2020S.Á.Á.S.Á.Á. was fined for a data breach in which a former employee received sensitive patient information. The authority found that technical and organizational measures were inadequate.ISPersónuverndGDPR€21,090
02 May 2023KópavogsbærKópavogsbær was fined 4,000,000 ISK by Persónuvernd for using the Seesaw student system in schools without meeting GDPR requirements. The case concerned the processing of children's personal data, which requires a lawful basis and appropriate safeguards.ISPersónuverndGDPR€26,720
06 Sept 2023Háskóli ÍslandsThe University of Iceland was fined for inadequate signage and insufficient information about electronic surveillance on its premises. The authority found a breach of GDPR transparency and information obligations.ISPersónuverndGDPR€10,425
06 Dec 2023ReykjanesbærReykjanesbær was fined by Persónuvernd 2,500,000 ISK for using Google Workspace for Education in schools without full compliance with data protection rules. The authority cited the failure to carry out timely data protection impact assessments and to define processing purposes clearly.ISPersónuverndGDPR€16,650
19 Mar 2026HafnarfjarðarbærHafnarfjarðarbær was fined for using Google Workspace for Education in schools without full compliance with data protection rules. The authority cited unclear processing purposes and delayed data protection impact assessments.ISPersónuverndGDPR€19,516
19 Mar 2026GarðabærGarðabær was fined for multiple data protection violations in its use of Google Workspace for Education without ensuring GDPR compliance. The case concerned the processing of children's personal data, which required additional safeguards and a proper legal basis.ISPersónuverndGDPR€17,425
23 Nov 2021atvinnuvega- og nýsköpunarráðuneytiðThe Icelandic DPA, Persónuvernd, fined atvinnuvega- og nýsköpunarráðuneytið for processing personal data in breach of core GDPR principles, including transparency and security. The case concerned the Ferðagjöf app, where the authority found deficiencies in data protection compliance.ISPersónuverndGDPR€50,850
05 Mar 2020Fjölbrautaskólinn í BreiðholtiFjölbrautaskólinn í Breiðholti was fined by Persónuvernd after a teacher accidentally sent sensitive personal data about students to unauthorized recipients. The authority found that the school had not implemented adequate technical and organizational measures to protect data security.ISPersónuverndGDPR€9,139
27 Jun 2023A.I.C. ehf.A.I.C. ehf. was fined by Persónuvernd 3,500,000 ISK for registering loan defaults with Creditinfo Lánstraust hf. without meeting the required registration conditions. The case also involved defaults on loans below the minimum threshold for registration.ISPersónuverndGDPR€23,520
08 Mar 2022Harpa tónlistar- og ráðstefnuhús ohf.Harpa tónlistar- og ráðstefnuhús ohf. was fined by Persónuvernd for collecting personal identification numbers and birth dates without necessity. The authority found breaches of GDPR principles of lawfulness, fairness, transparency, and data minimization.ISPersónuverndGDPR€6,850
20 Mar 2024Stjarnan ehf.Stjarnan ehf., operating Subway in Iceland, was fined by Persónuvernd for unlawful electronic surveillance of employees. The authority found that employees were not properly notified and were not adequately informed about their rights.ISPersónuverndGDPR€10,095
19 Mar 2026KópavogsbærKópavogsbær was fined by Persónuvernd for using Google Workspace for Education in schools without full compliance with data protection rules. The authority cited, among other issues, the absence of a data protection impact assessment and unclear processing purposes.ISPersónuverndGDPR€20,910
27 Jun 2023Creditinfo Lánstraust hf.Creditinfo Lánstraust hf. was fined by Persónuvernd for recording loan default information without meeting the required registration conditions. The authority found breaches of GDPR transparency and lawfulness requirements in the processing of personal data.ISPersónuverndGDPR€254,000
03 May 2022ReykjavíkurborgReykjavíkurborg was fined ISK 5,000,000 by Persónuvernd for using the Seesaw student system in schools without adequate data protection measures. The case concerned children’s personal data and transfers of data to the United States.ISPersónuverndGDPR€36,350
15 Jun 2021Huppuís ehf.Huppuís ehf. was fined 5,000,000 ISK by Persónuvernd for unlawful electronic surveillance in an ice cream shop. The authority found breaches of transparency and proportionality requirements and noted that employees, including minors, were not informed about the surveillance.ISPersónuverndGDPR€33,950
17 Feb 2025Heilsugæsla höfuðborgarsvæðisinsHeilsugæsla höfuðborgarsvæðisins was fined ISK 5,000,000 by Persónuvernd. The authority found that the organization unlawfully merged its medical records system with those of other entities, breaching GDPR requirements on lawful data processing.ISPersónuverndGDPR€34,050
17 Oct 2023Íþrótta- og sýningahöllin hf.Íþrótta- og sýningahöllin hf. was fined by Persónuvernd 3,500,000 ISK for unlawful electronic surveillance at Laugardalshöll. The case involved processing sensitive personal data without proper authorization, including data relating to children.ISPersónuverndGDPR€23,905
27 Jun 2023embætti landlæknisThe Icelandic DPA fined embætti landlæknis 12,000,000 ISK for security weaknesses in the Heilsuvera website. The flaw allowed unauthorized access to personal data, indicating a failure to maintain adequate safeguards.ISPersónuverndGDPR€80,640
27 Jun 2023eCommerce 2020 ApSeCommerce 2020 ApS was fined by Persónuvernd in the amount of 7,500,000 ISK for registering loan defaults with Creditinfo Lánstrausti hf. without meeting the required conditions. The authority noted, among other issues, that claims below the minimum threshold were registered. The case concerns improper handling of debt-related personal data.ISPersónuverndGDPR€50,400
03 May 2022HEI – Medical TravelHEI – Medical Travel was fined ISK 1,500,000 by Persónuvernd for unlawfully collecting, recording, storing, and using email addresses without consent. The company also mishandled an access request by deleting personal data after the request had been made.ISPersónuverndGDPR€10,905