The Netherland’s data protection authority, Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, granted 160 financial institutions a license to share data on fraudulent incidents. The Protocol Incident Warning System Financial Institutions sets rules banks and insurers must follow to keep track of incidents and share information to warn each other. The AP said there will be no central database of incidents and institutions are responsible for managing data and are “not allowed to simply exchange data on a large scale.”
23 Aug. 2021
Dutch DPA grants financial institutions license to share fraud data
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