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
€162.5m
YoY volume
-24%
Country
Type
Date range
ImposedCompanyCountryAuthorityTypeAmount
21 May 2019Ferencvárosi Szociális és Gyermekjóléti Intézmények IgazgatóságaThe Ferencvárosi Social and Child Welfare Institutions Directorate was fined for failing to report a personal data breach within the required deadline. The incident involved documents sent to the wrong address, triggering the notification duty under GDPR Article 33.HUNAIHGDPR€306
04 Oct 2019Kerepes Város Települési ÖnkormányzataThe municipality of Kerepes was fined for unlawful processing of personal data through security cameras. The authority found a GDPR breach because data subjects were not informed in advance.HUNAIHGDPR€15,050
24 Oct 2019Magyar Honvédség Egészségügyi KözpontMagyar Honvédség Egészségügyi Központ was fined by NAIH 2,500,000 HUF. The authority found that the organization failed to report a data breach involving a VIP entry request form within the required 72-hour period and did not maintain an internal incident register.HUNAIHGDPR€7,600
15 May 2026Unnamed Hungarian employerHungary’s data protection authority, NAIH, imposed a HUF 7 million GDPR fine on an unnamed employer. The case involved continuous camera monitoring in employee dining and rest areas, as well as deficiencies in documentation and privacy notices.HUNemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság HatóságGDPR€19,460
16 Apr 2026An unnamed energy companyHungary’s data protection authority, NAIH, imposed a HUF 75 million GDPR fine in case NAIH-19-18/2024 on an unnamed energy company. The case concerned data processing for a nationwide LED replacement program and identified serious privacy compliance failures.HUNemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság HatóságGDPR€205,000
11 Feb 2025A követeléskezelő társaságNAIH imposed a HUF 10 million fine on a debt collection company for continuing to process personal data after a court declared the debt time-barred. The company ignored the data subject’s deletion request and kept the case active in its system.HUNemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság HatóságGDPR€24,800
01 Jan 2024Unnamed data controllerNAIH imposed a HUF 50 million fine on an unnamed public body for failing to provide data to the Central Public Information Register. The case concerned non-publication of financial data required by law.HUNemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság HatóságGDPR€130,000
25 Sept 2025JacksonsThe ODPA fined Jacksons £65,000 after finding that the company unlawfully changed customer marketing preferences. The investigation identified anomalies in customer records and direct marketing communications made against customers’ wishes.GGODPAGDPR€74,302
20 Oct 2025The Medical Specialist GroupThe Medical Specialist Group LLP reported a personal data breach after suspicious emails indicated that cyber criminals had accessed its mail server. An internal investigation found the server had been compromised in August 2021 through multiple vulnerabilities, allowing access to and theft of stored emails containing personal data.GGODPAGDPR€115,000
10 Sept 2025S-PankkiThe sanctions board of the Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman imposed a EUR 1.8 million fine on S-Pankki for failing to ensure information security in its online banking authentication service. The case concerned a software vulnerability in S-mobiili that allowed logins using another customer’s credentials and resulted in a personal data security breach.FIOffice of the Data Protection OmbudsmanGDPR€1,800,000
04 Jun 2025Yliopiston ApteekkiThe Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman’s sanctions board imposed a EUR 1.1 million fine on Yliopiston Apteekki for data protection deficiencies. The decision states that cookies and other tracking technologies used in the online pharmacy disclosed prescription-related and other customer data to Google and Meta.FIOffice of the Data Protection OmbudsmanGDPR€1,100,000
21 Feb 2025Österreichische Post AGThe Austrian Federal Administrative Court upheld a major GDPR fine against Österreichische Post AG for unlawful processing of political affinity data and other personal data used in direct marketing. The court reduced the penalty from EUR 18 million to EUR 16 million, while confirming the underlying data protection breaches.ATÖsterreichische DatenschutzbehördeGDPR€16,000,000
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