Singapore Law Watch - Data protection, privacy & security

Data Protection Consent obligation

Data Protection Protection obligation

Data Protection Consent obligation

Data Protection Protection obligation

Data Protection Powers of investigation

Data Protection Openness obligation

Data Protection Protection obligation

Data Protection Openness obligation

Data Protection Protection obligation

Data Protection Consent obligation

Data Protection Protection obligation

Recent decisions by the PDPC highlight the necessity for organisations to ensure that they have developed and implemented suitable policies and practices for the protection of personal data.

The Proposed Amendments to the PDPA are to merge the Do Not Call Provisions and the Spam Control Act into a single Act and to introduce a proposed Enhanced Practical Guidance framework.

ABLI publishes a compendium of country reports written by eminent lawyers, scholars and researchers on the regulation of cross-border data transfers in 14 Asian jurisdictions. The holistic study is the first of its kind in Asia and is free for download.

This conference covers latest developments in the law, practice of cybersecurity, compliance strategies, and perspectives on managing multi-jurisdictional challenges.

This seminar considers the question of the various remedies available if a person's right to privacy and other related rights are infringed. It analyses the legal framework in Singapore and other jurisdictions.

This edition includes new chapters on how the legislation has kept pace with technological change; how individual rights are balanced against business interests in the course of law enforcement; specialist chapters on image rights & data protection...

In this session, organised by the International Institute of Communications, we will navigate the issues arising from these new multilateral frameworks and discuss what they mean for businesses and policy makers in APAC.

The consultation lasted between 27 April and 7 June 2018.

The Guide was published on 3 May 2018 and the Guidelines were first issued on 9 May 2018.

With more Singapore SMEs providing their services to customers internationally, the impact of the GDPR will be more widely felt than expected.

How do we stop the content from spreading? Can I restore my reputation and protect my privacy? How do we act against those who wilfully spread untruths?

News from CSA shocks Sias CEO; incident not linked to SingHealth breach.

Scheme to give firms competitive edge, cross-border access; it will be rolled out officially by year-end.

The best defence has been, and will remain, frequently changing strong passwords, updating protective software on a daily basis as well as being properly educated about what not to do.

Technology leaders' pitch at international meeting comes amid growing cyber threats.

The COI was convened on July 24 to inquire into the events and contributing factors leading to the cyber-security attack on SingHealth, which is Singapore's worst ever.

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