Managing risk and adopting sound privacy and security standards is essential. The potential for misuse of sensitive personal information has triggered legislative and regulatory action worldwide.
Adam Hugill explains the need for rules around the use of social media in the workplace
Organisations should schedule time for regularly reviewing and updating their policies to reflect industry advancements, legal requirements and societal expectations. Policies should also be flexible and adaptable to new technologies and practices.
Recently the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data revised its policy providing practical guidelines for better managing data breaches
Phase 2 of the new inspection regime of the register of the Companies Registry come into effect on 24 October 2022, allowing Hong Kong companies to limit disclosure to the general public certain personal information of their directors and secretaries
Tackling loopholes related to online scams
Do’s and don’ts for every business that deals with Data Privacy
Carmen Tang and Carly Fan discuss key issues related to personal data in the workplace – including practical advice for employers and employees
A party who obtains documents on discovery gives an implied undertaking to the Court that he would make use of them only for the purpose of that action
Improving Data Privacy management in order to avoid legal problems
The lack of a mandatory data breach notification provides an additional difficulty to pursue remedies – proposals to amend the PDPO will address such issues
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