( March 31, 2025, 08:27 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Internet and data regulators in China’s Shanghai have drafted measures for network-data classification, grading as well as important data catalog management, now open for public feedback until April 28. According to the Shanghai Internet regulator, the draft measures cover data classification across industries, identification and management of important data, and the establishment of data-security systems. Data handlers must assess and categorize their data based on potential impacts on national security, economic stability and public health, as well as report important data as required. Authorities are also tasked to review these reports, notify handlers of important data designations, or publicize them.The statement follows:...
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