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
-21.7%
Country
Type
Date range
ImposedCompanyCountryAuthorityTypeAmount
17 May 2023Breikot Management LtdBreikot Management Ltd was fined EUR 3,000 by the CyDPC for publishing personal data, including names and photos. The authority found a breach of the data minimization principle under the GDPR.CYCyDPCGDPR€3,000
08 May 2026Permanent TSBPermanent TSB was fined EUR 277,500 by Ireland's Data Protection Commission. The case involved fraudsters impersonating customers at a contact centre, resulting in three GDPR breaches and financial loss to three customers.IEData Protection CommissionGDPR€277,000
23 Jun 2025City of Dublin Education and Training Board (CDETB)The Irish supervisory authority concluded an inquiry into City of Dublin Education and Training Board (CDETB) and found GDPR infringements linked to a personal data breach. It imposed administrative fines totaling EUR 125,000 and issued a reprimand on 23 June 2025.IEData Protection Commission (Ireland)GDPR€125,000
14 Jan 2021Coop Finnmark SAThe Norwegian DPA fined Coop Finnmark SA 400,000 NOK for unlawfully sharing a surveillance video from a store. The store manager recorded the footage with a mobile phone and shared it without a legal basis, breaching GDPR principles.NODatatilsynetGDPR€38,796
27 Nov 2024Lyngby-Taarbæk KommuneThe Danish DPA reported Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality to the police for failing to implement adequate security measures. This led to unauthorized access to personal data of about 30,000 citizens, and a fine of 350,000–400,000 DKK was recommended.DKDatatilsynetGDPR€53,632
Timegrip ASDatatilsynet imposed an administrative fine of NOK 250,000 on Timegrip AS for denying employees access to their personal data relating to time tracking. The authority found that Timegrip effectively acted as the controller and had no valid basis to refuse the access requests.NODatatilsynet€22,435
08 Feb 2023SatsThe Norwegian DPA, Datatilsynet, fined Sats 10,000,000 NOK for breaches of GDPR requirements. The case concerned data subjects' rights to information, access, and erasure, as well as the lack of a legal basis for processing certain personal data.NODatatilsynetGDPR€906,000
18 Mar 2024Arbeids- og velferdsetaten (NAV)On 18.03.2024, Datatilsynet imposed a NOK 20 million administrative fine and additional orders on Arbeids- og velferdsetaten (NAV). The case concerned inadequate protection of confidentiality through access control and log monitoring, with several serious compliance deficiencies identified.NODatatilsynetGDPR€1,730,000
18 Mar 2024Arbeids- og velferdsetaten (NAV)The Norwegian DPA, Datatilsynet, fined NAV 20,000,000 NOK for inadequate confidentiality safeguards in access control and logging. The authority identified structural and organizational weaknesses in the protection of personal data.NODatatilsynetGDPR€1,730,000
25 Mar 2021Dragefossen ASDragefossen AS was fined 150,000 NOK by Datatilsynet for unlawfully live streaming surveillance footage from a camera in Rognan sentrum on the internet. The authority found no legal basis for the processing, which breached GDPR Articles 6 and 5.NODatatilsynetGDPR€14,756
11 Jun 2021BRAbank ASABRAbank ASA was fined NOK 400,000 by Datatilsynet for failing to perform risk assessments and testing before launching a customer portal. The deficiency led to a data breach in which customers could view other customers’ loan information.NODatatilsynetGDPR€39,672
17 Aug 2021UdlændingestyrelsenThe Danish DPA, Datatilsynet, recommended a fine of DKK 150,000 against Udlændingestyrelsen. The case concerned inadequate security measures in personal data processing, which could have affected the rights of residents at deportation centers.DKDatatilsynetGDPR€20,171
03 Feb 2021Cyberbook ASCyberbook AS was fined 200,000 NOK by Datatilsynet for unlawfully forwarding a former employee's emails without informing them. The authority found breaches of GDPR requirements on legal basis, information duties, and data deletion.NODatatilsynetGDPR€19,316
08 Sept 2021Region MidtjyllandRegion Midtjylland was fined for failing to implement adequate access restrictions to an archive containing sensitive patient records. This allowed unauthorized access by patients and staff at a lifestyle center.DKDatatilsynetGDPR€40,344
07 Jan 2022Elektro & Automasjon Systemer ASElektro & Automasjon Systemer AS was fined NOK 200,000 by Datatilsynet for conducting a credit assessment of an individual without a legal basis. The company checked a co-owner of another company despite having no business relationship or justification for the credit check.NODatatilsynetGDPR€19,942
27 Jun 2022NAVThe Norwegian DPA fined NAV 5,000,000 NOK for making CVs available on arbeidsplassen.no without a lawful basis under the GDPR. The case concerned unauthorized processing of personal data relating to job seekers and employees.NODatatilsynetGDPR€480,000
14 Jul 2022SIRIUS advokaterSIRIUS advokater was recommended a fine of DKK 500,000 by Datatilsynet for failing to implement basic security measures. The deficiencies led to a data breach in which sensitive personal data was compromised during a hacking incident.DKDatatilsynetGDPR€67,180
16 Mar 2023Argon Medical DevicesArgon Medical Devices was fined NOK 2.5 million by the Norwegian Data Protection Authority, Datatilsynet. The company failed to report a personal data breach involving European employees within the 72-hour deadline required by GDPR Article 33.NODatatilsynetGDPR€218,000
26 Apr 2024Nationalt Genom CenterThe Danish DPA fined Nationalt Genom Center 50,000 DKK for processing personal data without consulting the supervisory authority. Its own DPIA identified a high risk, which should have triggered prior consultation before processing began.DKDatatilsynetGDPR€6,705
09 Apr 2021Miljø- og Kvalitetsledelse ASMiljø- og Kvalitetsledelse AS was fined 35,000 NOK by Datatilsynet for unlawfully sending personal data from camera recordings to an employer without a legal basis. The authority cited breaches of GDPR Articles 6 and 5.NODatatilsynetGDPR€3,461