Description

Implemented Data Law (No. 2025/QH15) including cybersecurity requirements

On 1 January 2026, the Data Law (No. 2025/QH15), including cybersecurity requirements, enters into force. The law includes provisions establishing a National Data Centre, which is required to have an infrastructure that can withstand cyberattacks, prevent unauthorised access and ensure data integrity. The law also requires the implementation of security protocols across data storage and transmission, ensuring that data remains secure at all stages of handling. This includes encryption, monitoring for network intrusions and the use of firewalls and anti-virus software to protect against malware. It emphasises risk management practices, requiring data controllers to assess and mitigate the risks associated with data handling. This includes regular data backups, security audits and the adoption of data breach prevention strategies.

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Scope

Policy Area
Data governance
Policy Instrument
Cybersecurity regulation
Regulated Economic Activity
software provider: other software, platform intermediary: other
Implementation Level
national
Government Branch
executive
Government Body
central government

Complete timeline of this policy change

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2024-07-01
in consultation

On 1 July 2024, the Ministry of Public Security opened a consultation on the Data draft Law (No. 20…

2024-09-01
processing consultation

On 1 September 2024, the Ministry of Public Security closes the consultation on the Data draft Law …

2024-11-30
adopted

On 30 November 2024, the Parliament adopted the Data Law (No. 2025/QH15), including cybersecurity r…

2026-01-01
in force

On 1 January 2026, the Data Law (No. 2025/QH15), including cybersecurity requirements, enters into …

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