Russian banks oppose imposition of fines for leaking customer data

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Russian banks say the idea of ​​imposing turnover fines of up to 500 million rubles for leaking customers’ personal data is unfounded RBC.

Instead, the National Financial Market Council (NCFM) proposed setting fixed fines of 15-30 million rubles, depending on the category of data, in case of repeated leaks of information from bank customers.

Banks are also asked to bring liability only if the leak occurs due to violation of information security requirements. They also want to be given one year to adapt to the new working conditions.

NSFR, together with credit institutions, sent a corresponding letter to the Bank of Russia, the Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation and the Chairman of the State Duma Committee on State Building and Legislation Pavel Krasheninnikov.

Before suggested Senior managers of banks should be dismissed for 10 years due to data leak.

Previous analysts clarified Number of phone numbers of Russians infiltrated the network in 2023.

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