Do you still treat the LGPD as a "tedious chore" for the legal team to handle? Well, the ANPD—Brazil's National Data Protection Authority—has just sent a clear message: the time for "we'll deal with it later" is over . One of the country's major telecom operators is in the crosshairs. The reason? It shared over 100 data points per customer with a credit analysis firm—without transparency, without limits, and without proper consent. If the violations are confirmed, the fine could reach $50 million (R$ 50 million) per infraction, or 2% of the company's annual revenue . And it doesn't stop there. Brazil recently recorded 314.8 billion cyberattack attempts , and the ANPD is actively enforcing regulations, with a 37% increase in complaints against small and medium-sized enterprises . Data protection is no longer just a competitive advantage— it is a minimum requirement for survival . The question is no longer whether your company will face inspectio...