Data Security Compliance Practice
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Summary
Editor's review
Particularly noteworthy is that the book devotes a separate chapter to exploring how to balance data security compliance with business development, avoiding the one-sidedness of "compliance for compliance's sake." The author points out that an effective compliance system should be embedded in business processes and become a booster for improving data governance capabilities, winning user trust, and building competitive barriers. For legal counsel, compliance officers, information security heads, and business managers, the book provides a clear compliance roadmap and risk checklist. It helps readers not only understand "what" and "why" but also master "how." In an era when data has become a key factor of production, this book is an essential manual for helping enterprises go steady and far.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Corporate legal counsel, compliance officers, data protection officers (DPOs), and information security heads
- Business managers in data-intensive industries such as the internet, finance, healthcare, and automobiles
- Professionals such as lawyers and consultants who provide data compliance services to enterprises
- Teachers, students, and researchers in university programs related to law, cybersecurity, and information management
Not a good fit for
- Pure technical personnel seeking only technical implementation details of data security (such as encryption algorithms and firewall configuration)
- General leisure readers hoping to learn about data security in the form of light stories or popular science
Reading tips
- It is recommended to read Chapter 1, "Overview of the Data Security Legal System," first to build an overall framework, and then read the relevant practical chapters closely according to the needs of your industry.
- When reading, combine it with the latest guidelines and standards from regulators such as the Cyberspace Administration of China to supplement policy developments after the book's publication.
- For key chapters (such as rules for processing personal information and cross-border data compliance), it is advisable to organize team discussions and review your own business processes and documentation systems against them.
About the publisher
China Legal Publishing House is a legal publisher overseen and sponsored by the Ministry of Justice, with the publication of standard texts of national laws and regulations as an important focus; its catalogue already contains 2,972 titles. Its publications cover fields such as criminal law, civil law, contract law, company law, real estate law and the security system, including article-by-article commentaries such as the Interpretation of the Contract Part of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, adjudication rules and case compilations oriented toward judicial practice such as Understanding and Applying Adjudication Rules in Contract Disputes and A Compendium of Court Views on Real Estate Cases, as well as legal classics such as On Crimes and Punishments and academic works such as The Theory of Procedural Sanctions. In terms of author resources, the publisher brings together classic legal authors such as Cesare Beccaria, scholars and practitioners such as Liu Junhai, Long Weiqiu and Zhu Shuying, and cooperates with institutions including the National Judges College and the Judicial Case Research Institute of the Supreme People's Court. Its publishing character lies in linking legal texts, scholarly interpretation and judicial application, balancing authoritative norms with practical guidance.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 第一章 数据安全合规的体系
- 第一节 我国数据安全立法体系
- 第二节 我国数据安全监管体系
- 第三节 数据安全合规的基本原则
- 第二章 数据安全合规基础制度
- 第一节 数据分类分级保护制度
- 第二节 国家数据安全机制
- 第三节 数据出口管制制度
- 第四节 数据领域对等反歧视措施
- 第三章 数据安全负责人和管理机构
- 第一节 数据安全的组织设计
- 第二节 数据安全负责人
- 第三节 数据安全管理机构
- 第四节 供应链上下游中数据安全负责人的职责
- 第五节 外包方数据安全负责人的职责
- 第四章 数据资产管理与访问控制
- 第一节 数据资产及其类型
- 第二节 数据资产的权属问题
- 第三节 数据介质管理
- 第四节 数据访问控制规则合规
- 第五章 数据安全义务清单
- 第一节 数据安全保护义务履行方式
- 第二节 风险处置义务
- 第三节 风险评估义务
- 第四节 数据中介义务
- 第五节 数据安全执法协助义务
- 第六章 数据出境的合规措施
- 第一节 数据出境合规概述
- 第二节 数据出境合规中的主体
- 第三节 数据出境合规中的数据类型
- 第四节 数据出境行为
- 第五节 数据出境安全评估
- 第七章 数据安全法律责任
- 第一节 数据安全责任概述
- 第二节 数据处理者的行政法律责任
- 第三节 数据处理者的刑事法律责任
- 第四节 数据安全负责人的法律责任
FAQ
Compared with other data law books on the market, what is the main feature of this book?
Does the book cover the latest implementation details of the Personal Information Protection Law?
Can business personnel without a legal background understand this book?
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About the author
Li Huaisheng is a Chinese author concerned with legal and security issues in the digital age. Publicly available information about him is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, education, and professional experience are not clearly documented. Judging from the three works held in the collection, his writing focuses on two related fields: data security and information-network crime, and criminal law theory. On the one hand, he addresses practical matters, discussing the specific requirements of data security compliance and the investigative approach and case analysis of information-network criminal cases; on the other, he considers normative questions in the construction of digital security from the standpoint of criminal law. His works are generally classified under computer science and law, reflecting an interdisciplinary awareness that serves both the operational needs of legal practitioners and a broader understanding of criminal governance in the data age. Overall, his writing combines a practice-oriented approach with normative analysis in clear, concrete language, and is suitable for readers interested in data compliance and the governance of cybercrime.
