(London News) Sino -US relations have deteriorated, and Beijing has strengthened the control and supervision of data, which promotes the decourse of transnational enterprises in China, and puts data from China and Information Technology (IT) systems in China.Separate.
The British Financial Times reported that six employees of the United States consulting company McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group and Oliver Wyman revealed that because the company was worried about China's anti -spy law, they were holding China in China.IT system is separated.
Roberts, a data compliance expert at Nianlida Law Firm in Shanghai, said: "Multinational companies are worried ... it is called an anti -spy method, and spy activities will naturally make people worry."
Employees in Hua will be issued in Hua to take out of China server and ".cn" email address
The director of a consulting company in the United States said that they began to reorganize the IT system many months ago to create an expensive "Chinese version" for almost all digital tools.The company also prohibits employees from bringing the laptop and computers issued in China, and creates a Chinese server for the local team and the second email address at the end of ".cn", so as not to allow sensitive information to flow out of China, causing the company to violate Beijing regulations.
The supervisor said, "We basically have two accounts now", data problems have made it difficult for them to operate in China.
Four employees of the four major accounting firms in the world said that when the Chinese government launched a number of laws on data security and network in 2021, their firms have begun reorganization in the China IT system.
As China increased its efforts to promote the localization of data, the China National Internet Information Office launched a data security assessment to control data outflow.The censorship is a group of "important data" or "sensitive personal information" who sends more than 10,000 Chinese people overseas within two years.The review should have been completed at the end of March, but the review of many companies is still not over.
Sali Xu, a government affairs manager of the British Chamber of Commerce, said: "Although the enterprise is not completely clear whether it is necessary to localize the data in China, they find that it is easier than cross -border transmission data.Smaller. They want to avoid risks. "
The China EU Chamber of Commerce's survey this spring shows that nearly 10%of the about 500 European companies interviewed are describing their Chinese IT system with other parts of the world; 75%have conducted some extent on the IT systemLocalization.
The American Chamber of Commerce in China said in April this year that if financial institutions want to fully abide by China's data and regulations, the cost of compliance will be "incomparable."The two informed people revealed that the bank industry has a JP Morgan Chase currently established a securities branch in China and is building an independent infrastructure for China.
Bi Ge, the Asian data privacy team of Ouhua Law Firm, said that the localization operation of the data has even expanded to the global loyalty plan launched by retailers for customers.
