The Philippines’ National Privacy Commission (NPC) has released for public comment two sets of draft guidelines on:
Consent Guidelines
Consent is acknowledged as the most common criterion for processing personal
China recently released its China Standard Contract for Export of Personal Information (China SCs), which are required to export any personal information (unless stricter rules apply such as critical information and/or large volume personal data). As the template is only in Chinese, we created this bilingual draft to assist in understanding its content and the
At long last, China has issued the Standard Contract terms and the Measures for implementing them.
On December 1st, CPW’s Tokyo partner, Scott Warren, will be speaking at the 8th Annual International Arbitration & Corporate Crime Summit, hosted by LegalPlus, in Tokyo, Japan.
In his topic “Cyber Breach Response, Regulatory Investigations and Disputes,” Scott will discuss top items in preparing for and responding to data incidents, along with effective
CPW’s Kristin Bryan, Scott Warren, and James Brennan will be key speakers at the Global Legal ConfEx on “GRC, Data Privacy & Cyber Security” on Thursday, November 17, 2022, in San Francisco.
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Join CPW’s Scott Warren at the 12th International Cybersecurity Symposium as he leads a panel of experts in a session on “Practical Steps to Creating Real Social, Economic and National Security in Japan” in-person at Keio University in Tokyo, Japan, on October 14, 2022, at 4:00 pm JST.
Squire Patton Boggs partner and chair of
Cross-border data privacy laws have grown much more complicated due to the implementation of so many new and amended laws in jurisdictions globally. The US and EU are now just the tip of the iceberg.
Here is an article by Allison Grande of Law360 discussing several important ones and quoting our partner Scott Warren (Japan/China).
On Thursday, July 21st, the Cyberspace Administration of China fined Didi, China’s largest ride service, CNY8B (@US$1.2B) for violations of its data privacy, data security and cybersecurity laws. The fine reportedly amounts to more than 4% of its total revenue of last year. It also fined the company’s Chairman (Cheng Wei) and President
CPW’s Scott Warren will be providing a keynote discussion on the Challenges in Handling a Multi-Jurisdictional Data Breach from 12:45 to 1:15 pm EST at the virtual Cyber Security ConfEx on Thursday, December 16th. In addition, from 2-4 pm EST, Kristin Bryan will be providing her perspective on data privacy and cybersecurity litigation trends as
Handling digital evidence in Asia has gotten increasingly complicated in Asia over the years. In this podcast with FTI, CPW’s Scott Warren covers this topic from a historical perspective, looking at practical, technical, logistical and legal challenges over the last 20 years. In addition, he covers current developments and provides suggestions on how to handle