State Cryptography Administration issues rules on security assessment of commercial cryptography

State Cryptography Administration issues rules on qualifications for commercial cryptography testing institutions

A recent change in rules amends the jurisdiction of the IP tribunal of China's highest court, potentially freeing up judicial resources. Fang Qi and Danlei Wu of Fangda Partners review the new rules and their impact

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Once the bill passes, Singapore will join such countries as China, Japan, the U.S., Australia and the U.K., which have comparable investment regulations.

UK NSI Act update may bring new opportunities for foreign companies; Fund registration and operational requirements are relaxed to lower cost of foreign investment in China capital markets; and NFT theft is considered criminal theft due to its property and data characteristics.

Revised state secrets protection law specifies acts of violation. State Cryptography Administration issues rules on security assessment of commercial cryptography, as well as qualifications for commercial cryptography testing institutions.

Online service providers shall require the provision of the true identity information of minors

The IP Tribunal now accepts only major and complex utility model patents, technical secrets and computer software appeal cases