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Class action litigation in SA could spike with ‘non-attack’ data breach claims
Published Thursday, 24 October 2024
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South Africa may see increased class action lawsuits stemming from 'non-attack' data breaches—incidents caused by negligence or poor data management rather than cyberattacks. This trend could significantly impact POPIA enforcement and compliance, as organizations face litigation for inadequate data protection practices beyond intentional breaches.
Class action litigation in SA could spike with ‘non-attack’ data breach claims Moonstone Information Refinery
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