Navigating China’s cybersecurity landscape

Background

China’s reopening is expected to provide global markets access to one of the world’s largest growth opportunities. As organizations seek to capitalize on the opportunity, foreign players must be prepared and equipped to comply with China’s cybersecurity requirements. For years, China has taken steps to increase its national and personal security by implementing additional laws and standards. Companies that have operations or are looking to expand operations into China must be made aware of these recent changes, as their noncompliance could lead to significant business disruptions, penalties, and legal ramifications.

Laws and standards

China’s cybersecurity regulatory landscape continues to evolve rapidly, implementing additional security regulations to protect national and personal security. The foundation of China’s cybersecurity compliance requirements is Cybersecurity Law, Data Security Law, and Personal Information Protection Law. Companies must understand those cybersecurity laws and associated regulations to prepare for the formal certification process effectively.

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