Singapore's Central Depository among three bodies fined $47,000 in total for not securing personal data


CDP received the biggest fine of $32,000. - ST/BT

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The Central Depository (CDP) and two other organisations have been fined a total of S$47,000 for breaching data privacy laws.

The CDP received the biggest fine of $32,000 after it mailed dividend cheques to outdated addresses, putting more than 200 account holders at risk of having their personal data disclosed.

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