Other Briefings
Navigating Data Protection Laws in ASEAN-6: A Guide for Foreign Investors
Comply with data protection laws in ASEAN-6 markets—Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Key insights for investors.
Malaysia’s Data Protection Overhaul: Key Changes and Impacts on Business
Discover the latest changes to Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) and their impact on businesses, including new data protection officer requirements, expanded data processor responsibilities, and increased penalties for non-compliance.
Understanding Personal Data Protection in Singapore
The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) provides baseline protection for personal data in Singapore.
Vietnam’s Legal Framework for Personal Data Protection Initiated
Vietnam announced the development of the Law on Personal Data Protection to bolster data privacy measures and align regulations for a more cohesive framework.
Navigating Data Protection Impact Assessments in Indonesia
As part of Indonesia’s data protection law, businesses must implement Data Protection Impact Assessments for activities involving the processing of high-risk personal data.
Exploring Indonesia’s Personal Data Processing Practices: A Comprehensive Overview
Under Indonesia’s PDP Law, personal data processing activities must be conducted in a specific, legally valid, and transparent manner.
Appointing a Data Protection Officer in Indonesia
A data protection officer oversees the processing of personal data, ensuring alignment with regulatory requirements.
Understanding Privacy Compliance in Indonesia
A privacy notice in Indonesia serves as an external document, informing customers about the utilization of their data and outlining their data privacy rights.
Navigating Personal Data Protection in Indonesia
Indonesia’s personal data protection law states the types of legal basis for obtaining and processing personal data as well as the criminal and administrative sanctions for non-adherence.
