Translator：Zhang Xiaotong

On September 1st, the "Chiến Thuật Roulette Security Assessment Measures" will mark its first year of formal implementation.

After a year of regulatory law enforcement exploration and the successive implementation of new rules such as the "Standard Contract Measures for Personal Information Export", corporate and enterprise Chiến Thuật Roulettes are facing increasingly specific compliance supervision. Violators will be subject to administrative penalties or legal liabilities.

For various situations, China's compliance pathways for Chiến Thuật Roulette have formed three types: Chiến Thuật Roulette Security Assessment, Personal Information Protection Certification, and Record-filing of Standard Contracts for Personal Information Export.

Pathway to Chiến Thuật Roulette Compliance

For entities involved in Chiến Thuật Roulette activities, especially foreign-funded enterprises in China, and businesses in fields such as airlines, e-commerce, infrastructure, energy, and manufacturing that operate overseas, actively conducting risk self-assessment and reporting for Chiến Thuật Roulette is a legal obligation. However, the actual operation process is fraught with challenges.

From risk self-assessment to reporting, it is not an easy-to-complete systematic task. It involves sorting out businesses, coordinating with multiple departments, in-depth research into relevant regulations and standards, reserving network and data security technologies, accumulating experience in regulatory liaising, and so forth.

Relying solely on an in-house team or a single capability service provider can hardly support the entire project. This often leads to issues like unclear business sorting, incomplete data asset identification, misalignment in export links, insufficient explanations on the necessity and legitimacy of Chiến Thuật Roulette, and inadequate data protection capabilities to meet regulatory requirements.

According to public data, only a dozen or so companies have passed the assessment review of the State Internet Information Office, with an approval rate of about 1%. The low pass rate may be due to the fact that law enforcement practices are still being explored, but it also reflects the strictness of the approval process.

To address the challenges faced by enterprises in complying with Chiến Thuật Roulette safety regulations, Shanghai Landing Law Offices has teamed up with Wangsu Security. Together, they have formed a seasoned legal consulting + data security technical support team. By integrating a unified Chiến Thuật Roulette compliance governance tool, they offer a one-stop solution for Chiến Thuật Roulette compliance, helping corporations and businesses to systematically carry out Chiến Thuật Roulette reporting activities.