Navigating national and cybersecurity risks in China

The country's national security, cybersecurity, anti-terrorism and financial IT rules can significantly impact foreign companies' operations, data privacy and cross-border information transfers. MNCs need to work together to prevent these costly and potentially risky changes

8 minute readDecember 09, 2015 at 08:25 PM
By
Katherine Jo

China has proposed a number of regulatory changes aimed at national and cybersecurity over the past 12 months. Multinational companies (MNCs) and foreign financial institutions can be significantly restricted in terms of their operations and data management, and are encouraged to make their voices heard regarding these proposals.

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