China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

Chapter V: Obligations of personal information processors (Articles 51 to 59) – China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) 59: Art. 59 Entrusted parties secure the information and assist the processor

A party entrusted with processing must take the necessary measures under the Law and other laws and regulations to ensure the security of the personal information entrusted to it and assist the entrusting processor in fulfilling its obligations under the Law.

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Other controls in Chapter V: Obligations of personal information processors (Articles 51 to 59) – China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

51 Art. 51 Security and compliance measures: internal systems, classified management, encryption and de-identification, access authority and training, incident plans
52 Art. 52 Person in charge of personal information protection above the CAC threshold, contact details published and reported
53 Art. 53 Overseas processors within Article 3(2) establish a specialised agency or representative in China and report it
54 Art. 54 Regular compliance audits
55-56 Art. 55-56 Personal information protection impact assessment before sensitive, automated, shared, published or cross-border processing, with records kept three years
57 Art. 57 Breach: immediate remediation and notification to the departments and the individuals with the prescribed content
58 Art. 58 Large internet platforms: compliance system with an independent external supervisory body, platform rules, expulsion of violators, public responsibility reports

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