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Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) was enacted in 2010 and came into force in November 2013, making Malaysia the first country in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to enact comprehensive privacy legislation.
On July 31, 2024, the Personal Data Protection (Amendment) Bill 2024 (PDP Bill) was passed by the Dewan Negara (Malaysia’s Senate). It is expected to receive royal assent and thereafter come into force on a date to be appointed by the Minister of Digital by notification in the Gazette.
The PDP Bill introduces significant amendments to the PDPA, including specific definitions, new obligations on data controllers and stricter penalties for non-compliance. These amendments align the PDPA with internationally recognised standards, positioning Malaysia alongside its regional peers in Asia-Pacific, including Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
According to Malaysia’s Digital Minister, Gobind Singh Deo, these changes are driven by rapid technological advancements that necessitate society’s reliance on digital platforms for business, coupled with an expectation of protection. His comments come in response to a recent rise in complaints regarding the misuse and breach of personal data, an increase in personal data breaches, and a growing number of online fraud cases.
We outline below key changes brought about by the PDP Bill and its impact on businesses:Continue Reading Malaysia Pushes Out Groundbreaking Amendment to Personal Data Protection Act – Impact on Businesses
In this blog post, we breakdown the new Vietnamese cybersecurity regulations which apply to both Vietnamese and foreign organisations. Alongside the ongoing consultation for the Ministry of Public Security’s proposed data law, Vietnam is taking steps to move towards a data protection compliance regime in line with other countries and regions, such as the EU – something of particular relevance in a country with one of highest internet user growth rate (nearly 80 million internet users).
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The first draft was published for consultation in September 2021 and has undergone multiple revisions following public consultations.Continue Reading Summarising the New Vietnamese Cybersecurity Regulations
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On 16 January 2024, Singapore published a consultation paper[1] to elicit feedback from the public, and internationally, on a proposed Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AI.
The paper addresses nine “dimensions” pertaining to generative AI, namely:
This involves laying down responsibilities, including to end users, from across all stacks within the AI
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