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The Cyberspace Administration of China and other central government departments jointly issued a draft regulation on network data security recently, in another move to strengthen the rule of law. The draft regulation is aimed at helping data processing and digital enterprises to build a better data architecture and improve the data compliance system.

China has introduced a Data Security Law and Personal Information Protection Law this year amid a drive to legislate how companies store, protect and share data. Report from the British Chamber of Commerce in China highlights concerns over uncertainty surrounding cybersecurity and data protection requirements.

A Chinese jewelry brand closed its online inquiry system recently after fans and netizens discovered that a dozen pop stars had bought engagement rings at the company.

This is the second in a pair of articles comparing the impact of the U.S. and Chinese tech crackdowns. In this piece, we examine how China’s “techlash” is driven by domestic politics.

China now depends almost entirely on its own online content providers, as the number of big foreign companies in the market, such as Yahoo and LinkedIn, keeps dwindling, giving the government a boost in controlling the internet, analysts say. On Monday the Silicon Valley internet service provider Yahoo closed all of its services in China,…

Chinas central bank governor Yi Gang on Wednesday called for fairer data use for the protection of personal information.

Evil flower in South Asia, lure of beauty, ghost war elephants roaming the Himalayas … To many people, these fantastic code names could only be heard in thrilling hacker movies.

Cyberspace Administration of China CAC published Security Assessment Measures of Data Cross-border Transfer for public comments: implementation rules for general principles of data cross-border transfer set forth in Cyber Security Law, Data Security Law and Personal Information Protection Law

Part of continuing regulatory crackdown.

China released long-awaited draft measures detailing requirements for security assessments for cross-border data transfer out of the country.