State Cyberspace Administration: Large personal information processors should adopt measures such as encryption and anonymization to ensure the security of personal information
2026-08-07 16:07:20
According to CoinMeta, the National Internet Information Office has issued a notice seeking public opinions on the "Regulations on Personal Information Protection for Large Personal Information Processors (Draft for Comment)". The draft mentions that large personal information processors should adopt measures such as encryption, anonymization, access control, and pseudonymization to ensure the security of the personal information they process. It also encourages the use of data tagging technologies and personal information protection certifications to enhance the level of personal information protection. In addition, large personal information processors are encouraged to innovate in related technologies, products, and services for personal information protection, to actively participate in the formulation of international standards and rules for personal information protection, and to promote coordination and mutual recognition of personal information protection rules and standards with other countries and regions.
Source:Internet
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