Bank of Ireland fined €463,000 over the corruption of information

News09 Apr 2022

Bank of Ireland has been slapped with a fine of €463,000 by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) for several data breaches between November 2018 and June 2019, which potentially affected nearly 50,000 customers and their credit ratings.

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