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With the boom in digital and intelligent technologies, massive amounts of data are constantly being generated, and companies in both emerging and traditional industries are looking to accumulate digital assets and realise higher business value through deep mining and accurate analysis of data. According to a report by BusinessWire, the global data governance market will reach US$1.78 billion by 2021 and is estimated to reach US$4.81 billion by 2027. Increasing cybersecurity concerns worldwide and the storage and use of data once collected by companies are increasing the risk to data security, placing new demands on the ability to innovate in data security technologies.
In addition to this, laws and regulations play a decisive role in guiding data security, such as the GDPR, the Cybersecurity Law, the Data Security Law and the Personal Information Protection Law, all of which emphasise the importance of data security, as well as the standards and norms in the flow of data governance, safeguarding data and promoting data development and utilisation.
The 2022 Data Compliance and Security Forum will bring together around 120 experts in cyber security and data security regulations and technologies to discuss compliance and technology issues in the collection, use, circulation and storage of data in the era of big data, and to protect the development of enterprises in a compliant and secure manner.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Global Perspective Analysis: The Importance of Compliance and Security in Data Governance
- Sharing of Norms and Practices for Cross-border Data Governance in Multinational Company’s (MNC)
- How to Minimize Legal Risks of Cross-border Data Transfer
- Data Management Compliance Advice for Chinese Enterprises Going Abroad
- How to Balance Necessary Data Collection and User Privacy for e-business Development
- Industrial Data Security Practice Sharing
- Protective Construction for Healthcare Data Security
