PrivSec Global will explore how the PIPL is driving demand for Data Protection Officers (DPOs) in China, and what roles and responsibilities a DPO has under the PIPL.
China’s Data Protection Officer Recruitment Drive: How Ready is the People’s Republic of China for Half-a-Million DPOs?
The Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL), China’s comprehensive data protection legislation that took effect last November, provides unprecedented opportunities for privacy professionals in China—but also puts them at direct risk of potential legal action.
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