China's Cryptography Law: Embarking on a New Era of Cryptography Regulation

Fang Zhou and Yue (Brett) Zhang of JunHe review the old regulatory system of cryptography law and how the newly introduced PRC Cryptography Law brings a more flexible approach for cipher products to flourish in China.

11 minute read December 12, 2019 at 12:00 PM
By
Susan Mok
China's Cryptography Law: Embarking on a New Era of Cryptography Regulation

On Oct. 26, 2019, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed the PRC Cryptography Law (Cryptography Law) (中华人民共和国密码法).  The Cryptography Law is the first cryptography statute at a national law level, replacing old regulations that have been in use for more than two decades

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