These are the penalties your company faces if it falls victim to a cyberattack and the personal data of customers, staff and suppliers is compromised
Articles12 October 2026
“If a cyberattack manages to compromise that data, the key question is whether reasonable precautions had been taken to prevent it,” said Paris.
Following the cyberattack on the Ministry of Finance and other organisations in 2022, it is clear that no organisation is immune to becoming a victim of hackers. “What makes the difference in the eyes of the law is preparedness: having robust security policies, response protocols, staff training and, of course, proper and transparent management,” warned Mauricio París, an expert in digital law and partner at Ecija Legal.
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