CHINESE CYBERSECURITY LAWS
All over the world, cybersecurity has emerged as an essential concept to idealize a safer technological ecosystem. Think about the Brazilian General Data Protection Law, in force since 2020, or the General Data Protection Regulation, implemented in 2018 in the European Union, for example. Since 2017, however, China has had the CSL in place, which sets out principles on the country’s cyber governance.
Want to better understand China’s data protection regulatory frameworks? Then check out our infographic!
- The challenge of domestic cybercrime in China
- The biggest cybersecurity companies and the participation of each in the Chinese market
- The main foundations of CSL, China’s cybersecurity law
- And much more!
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In the 1st half of 2020, China registered 46,500 reports of cybersecurity incidents
In the same period, more than 148,000 sites were hacked and 468 million data were leaked
17 Chinese companies are among the top 100 in the field of cybernetics worldwide
In China, more than 3,000 companies now offer cybersecurity services and solutions, moving a $26 billion industry. The largest companies in the area also generate annual revenues in the number of billions of dollars, as is the case of Venustech, the symbol company of the so-called “cyber boom” in China.
For its part, the CSL represents a major step forward in bringing China closer to potential trading partners in the rest of the world, benefits the growing e-commerce industry, sets guidelines for the use of Internet of Things technologies, every time more present in homes and industry, among other factors.
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