The Norwegian data protection authority, Datatilsynet, issued a NOK 3 million fine to the municipality of Bergen for not sufficiently securing children’s personal information in a school communication system. In its system for communication between school and home, the municipality “has not established and communicated necessary guidelines for children who have a clear and protective interest in the fact that information about them is processed with the greatest degree of confidentiality,” Datatilsynet Director Bjørn Erik Thon said. (Original post is in Norweigan.) 
Full Story