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ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2019

China Marches Into Cybersecurity Classified Protection 2.0

The cybersecurity classified protection regime attracted significant attention when it was included in the PRC Cyber Security Law promulgated in 2017

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The cybersecurity classified protection regime attracted significant attention when it was included in the PRC Cyber Security Law promulgated in 2017 (the "CSL"). The CSL mandates that Network Operators follow certain security requirements based on the levels of risk associated with their networks.  However, the CSL did not provide much detail as to how the classification should work in practice, nor did it specify how the security obligations and requirements attached to different levels vary. The Ministry of Public Security, released a draft Regulations for Cybersecurity Classified Protection (the "Classified Protection Regulations") for public comment in June 2018. The Classified Protection Regulations provided some degree of guidance, but industry has been very interested to see more detailed technical guidance to ensure compliance with the general and vague requirements of the CSL in this area.

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