Continue reading on DataGuidance with:
Free Member
Limited ArticlesCreate an account to continue accessing select articles, resources, and guidance notes.
Already have an account? Log in
Create an account
Join our community for free to access exclusive whitepapers, reports, and regulatory information.
Croatia: HDPA directs Greek website to remove Croatian data subjects' details at AZOP's request
On September 1, 2023, the Croatian data protection authority (AZOP) announced that the Hellenic data protection authority (HDPA), took action on a potential data breach at the request of the AZOP, in connection with the publication of personal data of Croatian citizens suspected of committing criminal acts or misdemeanors on a Greek portal.
The AZOP stated that the HDPA initiated supervisory proceedings against the data controller, the Greek portal, and that the data controller removed the article in which the personal data of Croatian citizens was published. Furthermore, the AZOP stated that the HDPA will continue the supervisory procedure and will inform the AZOP of all relevant information.
You can read the press release, only available in Croatian, here.
Send us your Feedback!
Please let us know what you think of DataGuidance! It will only take 60 seconds and help us make the site better for you.
