The Cybersecurity Law Compliance Seminar Session One, hosted by AmCham Shanghai, took place on 21 June 2018 at the Portman Ritz Carlton Hotel. David PAN, partner of Llinks, was invited to deliver a speech for the first CSL Seminar session.
China's Cybersecurity Law (CSL) has ushered in a new era of tighter government regulation over the internet. Although the law has been in effect for almost a year, companies operating in China continue to face challenges in understanding and complying with the law. To provide member companies with a better understanding of the law, AmCham Shanghai is launching a new government policy seminar series on the CSL. The three-part seminar series will provide members with in-depth analysis and strategies from Chinese officials, legal experts and academics on how to manage the CSL. Seminar sessions will focus on Critical Information Infrastructure, management of personal identity information, data localization, and Cyber security strategies.
David PAN's presentation mainly focuses on "Managing Personal Information under the Cybersecurity Law", who explained the definition of personal information with detailed examples and shared the knowledge, suggestions with useful cases studies on the common issues and risks, which would face during the process of the collection and use of personal information.
To help enterprises clearly understand their responsibilities and obligations under Cyber Security Law, Llinks' network security and data service team has launched a series of bilingual guidelines called "Practice 30 Questions on Network Security Law "since 1 June. This series guidelines aim to help enterprises comply with regulations, and effectively prevent risks by the Interpretation of legal provisions, combined with typical practice cases, in-depth analysis of corporate responsibilities and obligations.
