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The DPA imposed a 54,300 fine to a controller for violations of Article 32(4), Article 14 and Article 5(1)(c) in conjunction with Article 9 GDPR and ePrivacy Directive.The DPA imposed a RON 285,395 (€54,300) fine on a wholesale company for, amongst others, failing to implement appropriate security measures, allowing former employees to access personal data as well as for unlawfully using automated dialing and communication systems to call a significant number of data subjects. English Summary. English Summary . Facts Facts. A general wholesale/retail trade company (controller) failed to implement adequate technical and organisational measures, such as appropriate training of its employees, in order to secure personal data from unauthorized access. Subsequently, for a specific period of time, former and current employees were able to access personal data (first name, last name, phone number, the relationship between one data subject and another, occupation, marital status, a person’s cl

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