China releases draft review rules for cybersecurity products
March 09, 2017 | BY
Katherine Jo &clp articlesChina has drafted measures for the review and approval of online security products used by key network operators, but businesses need more clarity
By Katherine Jo
The Chinese government drove home its intention to regulate cybersecurity last month, following up its most sweeping legislation yet with draft guidelines for reviewing and approving network security products and services used by operators of “critical information infrastructure” (CII).
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