Several irrational points in the Draft of Law on Protection of Personal Data
In the context of rapid digital technology development, personal data has become a valuable asset not only for individuals and organizations but also for the economy. However, data security faces many challenges due to the increasing activities of data collection and usage without stringent control. To address this issue, the Draft of Law on Protection of Personal Data (“Proposition”) has been released for public consultation with the intention of being enacted and taking effect from January 1st 2026 , as planned by the National Assembly. The regulations elevating personal data protection to the status of law are considered a significant step forward in safeguarding personal information and promoting the development of the digital economy. However, the Draft still contains some limitations that need to be carefully assessed and adjusted to better align with practical realities.
Challenges faced by financial companies in complying with personal data protection regulations
In the digital age, securities companies and investment funds must handle vast amounts of personal data, including sensitive information such as bank account numbers and transaction history. Decree No. 13/2023/ND-CP on personal data protection ("Decree 13") imposes strict rules on data collection, analysis, and sharing to protect users' rights.
Challenges in protecting consumers' personal information on the e-commerce platforms
The protection of personal data is receiving a lot of attention from businesses, including those that own e-commerce platforms. In this article, HM&P provides some observations and discusses the challenges that e-commerce platforms face in complying with current personal data protection regulations.
Advantages and disadvantages in the process of application of Decree No. 13/2023/ND-CP on the protection of personal data from company practice
13/2023/ND-CP on Personal Data Protection is promulgated in April 2023, with effect from July 1, 2023 ("Decree 13") to adjust this purpose. In this discourse, the author refers to some advantages and disadvantages of Vietnam in general and especially from the perspective of enterprises in particular during the process of implementation and application of Decree 13.
Some important impacts of the Law on Electronic transactions 2023 on the activities of enterprises
The article is made in collaboration between VCCI-HCM and HM&P Law Firm. In this article, we will discuss some important implications of the Law on Electronic Transactions 2023 that companies should consider in their operations. Besides, this article was published in the Legal Electronic Magazine on July 4, 2024.
The impact of data protection regulations on the implementation of the employment contract
In the following article, HM&P will again refer to Decree 13, but under a narrower aspect, in particular the conclusion and implementation of employment contracts during the period of validity of Decree 13.
Personal data protection: it is too difficult for companies to comply with regulations
In this article, our Managing Partner, Nguyen Van Phuc will analyze the challenges that businesses face in complying with regulations on personal data protection and propose solutions to help businesses minimize potential risks. The article was published in The Saigon Times No. 23 - 2024, dated on June 05, 2024.
Major effects on companies' business activities from the government's regulations on personal data protection
In this article, HM&P will bring our valued clients some notable points of the draft Decree on Administrative Measures for the Cybersecurity Sector, specifically for violations of data protection matters.
Solutions required for companies to comply with Decree 13/2023/ND-CP on the protection of personal data
The article is made in collaboration between VCCI-HCM and HM&P Law Firm. In this article, HM&P will mention some tasks/procedures that companies need to implement in accordance with the provisions of Decree 13/2023/ND-CP on the protection of personal data.
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