Italy Fines IQVIA €7M over Health Data of 1M Patients It Called Anonymous
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The Guarantor sanctions for 7 million euros the company that for years has fed a clinical database with the data of a million patients, considering them anonymous.It rejects the extensive reading of the Deloitte judgment and describes, step by step, how anonymization should have been done The article IQVIA, 7 million fine: the Guarantor explains when a health data is really anonymous comes from Cyber Security 360.
The Italian Italy's Data Protection Authority fines IQVIA €7 million over data protection breach
The following is a machine translation of a press release by Italy’s privacy guarantor: Healthcare data: The Privacy Guarantor fines IQVIA 7 million euros. The data of one million patients of 800 family doctors are not anonymous. The Italian Data Protection Authority has fined IQVIA Solutions Italy Srl €7 million. The company, part of a... Source
For the Authority, the information "of one million patients of 800 family doctors" was not anonymous
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