The law firm of DLA Piper released the results of a survey it conducted looking at the number of personal data breaches that have been reported since the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation was enacted in May 2018.
There are some figures that jump off of the page—over 59,000 breaches reported and 91 fines issued—but anybody out there believing that the first nine months of the GDPR’s tenure will provide significant insight into the mindset of what the European Commission calls a data protection authority (DPA) might be sorely disappointed.
