A Canadian court has approved a $200M settlement against Desjardins bank, following its 2020 data breach that affected 4.2 million customers.

Andy Watkin-Child
June 20, 2022
Cybersecurity, Governance & ESG, Regulation & Compliance

A Canadian court has approved a $200M settlement against Desjardins bank, following its 2020 data breach that affected 4.2 million customers. It is an example of the regulatory precedents being set by courts in Canada and an example of the length of time that such incidents remain hanging over a brand, its ship consumers.

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A Canadian court has approved a $200M settlement against Desjardins bank, following its 2020 data breach that affected 4.2 million customers.

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