China has released a new draft regulation clarifying data classification criteria and how firms should handle sensitive industrial and telecoms data.
We explain some of the finer legal points of the new Personal Information Protection Law in China, including ways enterprises can prepare to be compliant.
We take Shenzhen’s example to demonstrate the role of the Chief Data Officer and service opportunities for businesses.
We look at which companies will be affected by the regulations, new compliance obligations, and opportunities in the cybersecurity space.
In addition to the full translation, we prepared the comparison between the first draft, the second draft, and the final document of the PIPL.
The China Briefing team has produced a quick English translation of the PRC Personal Information Protection Law for your reference.
We discuss the law’s core concepts and stipulations and provide suggestions for businesses to build compliant IT systems.
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