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Irish DPC fines City of Dublin Education and Training Board €125,000 for GDPR security lapses and failure to notify DPC and data subjects; reprimand and compliance order issued.

Published on: 03 July 2025

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Inquiry into City of Dublin Education and Training Board (CDETB)

The DPC has today issued its final decision (Decision), following an investigation into a personal data breach at the CDETB. Acting of its own volition on an own-volition basis, the DPC opened the inquiry in July 2019. It concerned a breach notified by CDETB in November 2018, after the organisation discovered that its webserver had been retaining the personal data of student grant applicants who uploaded information in support of their grant applications via CDETB’s website, as well as the discovery of malware on the webserver. The data processed covered approximately 13,000 data subjects, identifiable by email address, who had submitted supplementary forms through the CDETB website during the years 2017 and 2018. Personal data at risk as a result of the security incident included data subject identity details (name, surname, and date of birth), PPSN, contact details, identification data, and special category data such as data revealing racial or ethnic origin and health data. The DPC evaluated CDETB’s technical and organisational measures intended to ensure the security of personal data processed on its website, taking account of the risks identified and the risks presented by the incident...

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