EUGDPREnforcement PenaltiesEASYFree question
A supervisory authority can issue a warning to a controller when:
- A.Only when requested by the controller, citing Article 78, which allows judicial review of a supervisory authority's decision only by the controller, not the data subject
- B.Intended processing operations are likely to infringe GDPR, before the processing takes place
- C.Only after a data breach
- D.After a fine has been paid, and GDPR expires twelve months after the data was first collected
Why B is correct
Article 58(2)(a) allows supervisory authorities to issue warnings when intended processing operations are likely to infringe GDPR.
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