China's cybersecurity regulators introduced new guidelines to classify and manage financial services data, aiming to bolster data security and ensure regulated industry growth.
The new rules classify data into four categories
Jun 14, 2026
11:10 am
What's the storyChina's Cyberspace Administration has announced a new set of guidelines to strengthen data security management in the financial information services sector.
The move comes as part of China's larger effort to bolster its cybersecurity framework.
China issues guidelines on financial services data amid cybersecurity push
China issues guidelines on financial services data amid broader cybersecurity push - The Economic Times
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