South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission said it will assess the personal data protections of 1,600 public institutions starting this year. The action comes after the Personal Information Protection Act was revised to include a higher protection level for personal data.
19 Jan. 2024
South Korea's PIPC plans to evaluate public institutions' data protections
RELATED STORIES
Privacy in Arkansas: Is Arkansas ready for a consumer privacy law?
A view from DC: CFPB calls for states to regulate financial privacy
Notes from the IAPP Canada: OPC's WADA investigation 'raises some interesting issues'
A view from Brussels: European Commission's new tech policy center of gravity
First fine imposed under Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act
