cybersecurity law

In the fast-paced, continually evolving landscape of privacy and cybersecurity, the need for legal and operational compliance remains constant. So how do you build a legal compliance program for your digital operations to keep pace with ever-changing law? One way is to focus on the fundamental principles related to privacy and cybersecurity. Here about these principles and more with special guest, Matti Neustadt who has a background as in-house counsel for some leading tech logos. She knows what it takes to be a privacy preacher and cybersecurity crusader while staying current and compliant. In short – she’s the ideal guide to this new legal frontier.

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On November 1, 2021, China’s data privacy law (Personal Information Protection Law, or PIPL) goes into effect. The law supplements existing privacy rules established by the Data Security Law and Cybersecurity Law. With a focus on personal information protection, the law sets comprehensive rules for companies on how to process personal information of individuals and regulates the lifecycle process of handling personal information, including collection and storage. Phil Bezanson of Bracewell, LLP helps us understand the new law and what corporations ought to do to address the risk and opportunity arising from PIPL.

In this episode, we discuss why China has passed the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL), how it differs from the EU's GDPR, and how companies can process employees' personal information. Subscribe to our podcast today to stay up to date on employment issues from law experts worldwide.

Moderator: Cynthia Chung (Deacons / Hong Kong)

Guest Speaker: Jane Lu (JunHe / China)

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