12-12 How to implement and ensure being compliant with "Personal Data Security."
A seminar on Taiwan's tightened personal data rules: drafting a personal data file security maintenance plan, preparing for audits, and incident response.
To enhance personal data protection, agencies such as the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Transportation, FSC, and Ministry of Digital Affairs have issued stricter requirements, with the Legislative Yuan raising fines up to NT$15 million.
For example, under new Ministry of Digital Affairs regulations, organizations must complete a "Personal Data File Security Maintenance Management Plan" by January 12, 2024. The regulation's 20 provisions cover personal data management and incident reporting, requiring measures tailored to the organization's needs. Regulatory bodies' future audits make implementing data protection crucial.
Though templates are available, standardized models often lack practical application. This seminar will clarify how to ensure compliance and conduct accurate internal checks, share common audit questions, and cover real-world examples for managing data incidents. Topics include legal compliance, audit preparedness, incident response planning, and emergency measures for data, networks, and systems. Our goal is to help organizations establish effective Incident Response Plans.
Since the Personal Data Protection Act's enactment, we have successfully guided large corporations through compliance checks, achieving PIMS certification, and assisted public agencies and companies in creating tailored data management plans. Participants will receive procedural templates, practical guidance, and case studies.
Register online for December 12 to reserve your spot! Enjoy coffee, tea, and refreshments while networking with expert consultants and peers. We're here to address your concerns and offer solid support. We look forward to seeing you and sharing practical insights to strengthen your data protection efforts!
