People's Republic of China (with extraterritorial liability under Article 2)

China Data Security Law (DSL)

41 controls. 4 other frameworks in our corpus share controls with it. Here is all of it, and how much of it you are already doing.

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41 controls 4 frameworks share controls with it People's Republic of China (with extraterritorial liability under Article 2) verified against its source document

Every control below is one this framework asks for. The right hand column counts how many other frameworks in our corpus carry the same control, which is the difference between doing this work once and doing it again for the next standard.

China Data Security Law (DSL) Evidence & Implementation Kit

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

Every control

CodeControlAlso in
DSL-Art17Data Security Standards (Art. 17)0
DSL-Art19Data Trading Market Rules (Art. 19)0
DSL-Art2Scope and Extraterritorial Application (Art. 2)1
DSL-Art21Hierarchical Data Classification, Core Data and Important Data Catalogue (Art. 21)1
DSL-Art22National Data Security Risk Assessment, Monitoring and Early Warning (Art. 22)1
DSL-Art23Data Security Emergency Response (Art. 23)1
DSL-Art24National Security Review of Data Activities (Art. 24)1
DSL-Art25Export Controls on Controlled Data (Art. 25)0
DSL-Art27Data Security Management System and Whole-Lifecycle Measures (Art. 27)1
DSL-Art28Lawful and Legitimate Data Processing (Art. 28)0
DSL-Art29Risk Monitoring, Remediation and Incident Notification (Art. 29)1
DSL-Art3Definitions of Data and Data Processing (Art. 3)0
DSL-Art30Important Data Risk Assessment and Reporting (Art. 30)1
DSL-Art31Cross-Border Transfer of Important Data (Art. 31)3
DSL-Art32Lawful and Proper Collection of Data (Art. 32)0
DSL-Art33Data Trading Intermediary Obligations (Art. 33)0
DSL-Art35Data Access by Public/National Security Organs (Art. 35)0
DSL-Art36Foreign Authority Data Requests (Art. 36)1
DSL-Art37Government Affairs Data Security (Art. 37-42)0
DSL-Art45Legal Liability and Penalties (Art. 45-52)0
DSL-Art7Data Security and Development (Art. 7)0
21Art. 21 Classify and grade data, identify important data by the catalogues, and apply the stricter regime to national core data0
24-25Art. 24-25 Submit to national security review of data processing that affects national security; observe export control on controlled data0
27Art. 27 Whole-process data security management system, training, technical measures, the classified protection baseline, and named responsibility for important data0
28Art. 28 Processing and new data technologies conducive to development, welfare and ethics0
29Art. 29 Closer risk monitoring, immediate remediation of defects, immediate incident handling with user notification and reporting0
30Art. 30 Important data processors: regular risk assessments reported to the competent departments with the prescribed content0
31Art. 31 Outbound transfer of important data: CIIOs under the Cybersecurity Law, others under the CAC's measures0
32Art. 32 Lawful and proper collection; purposes and scope as the law provides0
33-34Art. 33-34 Data transaction intermediaries verify sources and identities and keep records; data services obtain the required administrative permits0
35Art. 35 Cooperate with public security and national security organs' lawful data requests0
36Art. 36 No provision of data stored in China to foreign judicial or law enforcement bodies without competent-authority approval0
38-39Art. 38-39 State organs collect and use data within their statutory duties, keep it confidential, and run data security management systems0
40Art. 40 Entrusting e-government systems or government data: strict approval, supervision, and the entrusted party's duties0
41Art. 41 Disclose government data timely and accurately except where non-disclosure is required0
GOVChapter V: Security and openness of government data (Articles 38 to 41)0
LAWThe Data Security Law: what it is, what is held and its implementing instruments0
OBLChapter IV: Data security protection obligations (Articles 27 to 36)0
PENLegal liability (Articles 44 to 52)0
STATEThe state's role: security governance, development, standards, the regulators and complaints (Articles 4 to 26 in part)0
SYSChapter III: Data security systems that bind processors (classification, review, export control)0

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