After the CSDD Data Leak, a New Argument for Compensation Claims Has Emerged: What Has Changed

After the CSDD Data Leak, a New Argument for Compensation Claims Has Emerged: What Has Changed

The publication of the results of the assessment of the August cyber incident at CSDD has sparked a new wave of discussions around potential damage compensation claims. Jury lawyer Lauris Klāgišs believes that victims no longer need to wait for the conclusion of the Data State Inspectorate (DVI) to file a lawsuit.

He expressed this opinion in a post on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1708434157953886&set=a.458649456265702), commenting on the document from the Ministry of Transport "The assessment of the CSDD cyber incident has been completed, and recommendations for necessary improvements have been prepared."

According to the lawyer, the report points out numerous deficiencies in CSDD's cybersecurity system and contains conclusions that, in his opinion, indicate inadequate data protection measures.

Among the most important conclusions that Klāgišs highlights are: