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Will shenanigans like this (declaring a security breach as not a security breach) be caught and fined under GDPR? According to the regulation, companies need to
by adtac 7y ago
Will shenanigans like this (declaring a security breach as not a security breach) be caught and fined under GDPR? According to the regulation, companies need to declare breaches in under 72 hours without any unduly delay, but Zoom left this unpatched for months!
- rubbingalcohol 7y agoSomeone would have to prove that their personal information was stolen or misused for GDPR enforcement to be relevant.
- olliej 7y agoAs a non-lawyer forum commentator I can say with absolute correctness that it will (or will not) maybe apply. More seriously: I would guess no, as the GDPR is concerned with data collection and compromise, but I can’t imagine they store all the video they forward. Of course I wouldn’t be surprised if someone sues them in the US (but given that the US sees companies as people for rights, but not punishment I imagine that they’ll be fine).