King & Wood Mallesons releases A Collection of Cybersecurity, Data Governance and Anti-monopoly Articles (Part I)

Over the past two years, China has successively introduced new regulations on cybersecurity, data protection and anti-monopoly. The Data Security Law and the Personal Information Protection Law took effect in the second half of 2021. The revised Anti-monopoly Law came into force on 1 August 2022 after 14 years of implementation. Furthermore, the supporting national standards and departmental regulations as well as local regulations and policies on data security and personal information protection have also been rolled out. In this context, how to deal with compliance issues concerning cybersecurity, data governance and anti-monopoly is particularly important for enterprises.

Our anti-monopoly and cybersecurity, data compliance & governance lawyers are actively involved in digital economy legislation and rule-making. They translate cutting-edge research into commercially valuable legal service offerings to help clients ride on the digital economy wave. Pooling our lawyers’ practical experience and in-depth interpretation of new regulations, this publication provides corporate compliance insights from cybersecurity, data governance and anti-monopoly. It is intended to help clients understand industry dynamics and the latest policies and respond to market changes.

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