Is Your Personal Data Already In Cyberspace?

Kenny Lam, Partner, RDS Law

02-May-23 08:45

Is Your Personal Data Already In Cyberspace?

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It seems like every other month, company databases are being breached and our personal details are sold on the dark web. Is our PDPA Act strong enough or is this an enforcement issue of the existing laws? Kenny Lam, Partner, RDS Law, joins us to share his thoughts on the state of cyber security and data protection in the country.

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Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Shazana Mokhtar, Mark Tan

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Categories: technology, government, Corporates

Tags: PDPA act, data security breach, cybersecurity,

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