Cybersecurity Law: Stricter rules on big data

September 29, 2016 | BY

Katherine Jo

The second draft leaves certain aspects vague, targets business information and requires national security reviews. Lawyers advise MNCs to have risk management protocols for cross-border data transfers

By Katherine Jo

 

The PRC Cybersecurity Law's second draft asks foreign businesses to pay attention to the broader requirements on the collection and storage of data as well as conduct risk analyses for cross-border data transfers.

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