Published on January 15, 2025. EST READ TIME: 2 minutes
China’s state planner has issued new regulations to combat illegal data handling, focusing on black and grey markets that unlawfully obtain, sell, or provide data. The initiative seeks to strengthen data security governance, emphasizing the need for enhanced monitoring of data security risks, particularly in key industries. The goal is to prevent systemic and large-scale risks, thereby maintaining national security and social stability. This move reflects China’s ongoing efforts to tighten data security measures and regulate data circulation within its borders. By addressing illegal data transactions, the authorities aim to create a more secure digital environment and mitigate potential threats arising from data misuse.
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