MILAN, March 30 (Reuters) - Italy's data protection authority said on Monday it had fined the country's biggest bank Intesa Sanpaolo 31.8 million euro ($36.41 million) over a data breach case that involved some 3,500 customers over two years.
According to the agency's investigation, an Intesa employee accessed banking information of 3,573 customers, carrying out more than 6,600 consultations between February 2022 and April 2024.
