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Claus Due wrote that a CPR leak allegedly originated from a company in Funen, where an employee had been hacked. He claimed that the employee's password was 123456 and that there was no two-factor authentication. Due pointed out that the company marketed itself with "top secure data protection," but according to him, apparently did not have sufficient requirements for passwords or monitoring of access. He assessed that the company would be finished when its name became known, a bill arrived, or a fine was issued – or if all three things happened. #datasikkerhed #hack #cybersikkerhed (translated)

Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard asked what penalties would be appropriate for the politicians, officials, and the company that he believed were co-responsible for the largest and most irreparable data leak in Denmark's history. He related the question to the harsh penalties that, according to him, affected even small, idealistic associations for violations of GDPR rules. #GDPR #Databeskyttelse #Danmark (translated)