On December 9, the "How to Develop Digital Yangpu" Digital Economy Compliance Development Branded Salon was officially launched at Changyang Campus in Yangpu District. The branded salon event was guided by the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Cyberspace Administration, hosted by the Yangpu District Party Committee Cyberspace Administration, undertaken by the Shanghai Cyber Security Industry Innovation Research Institute, and co-organized by the Yangpu District Internet Development Association and the Internet Research Center of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.

Yang Haijun, Chief Engineer of the Municipal Party Committee Cyberspace Administration, and Shi Fang, Member of the Standing Committee of the Yangpu District Committee and Director of the Publicity Department, attended the event and jointly launched the branded salon.

Yang Haijun said that with the rapid development of technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and large models, data as a strategic resource has received increasing attention from all sectors. The Municipal Party Committee Cyberspace Administration has been continuously strengthening the management of network data security, carrying out special inspections on network data security, risk assessments of key enterprises, and network security assurance at important time nodes. Yangpu District is a big district for the Internet and digital economy, and it is particularly meaningful to create such a salon. The Municipal Party Committee Cyberspace Administration will provide strong support.

Shi Fang said that the branded salon should focus on the issues that digital economy enterprises are most concerned about, such as data security and cross-border data, actively leverage the advantageous resources of professional institutions and expert think tanks, build a platform for exchange and collaboration, and provide targeted Q&A and professional guidance to promote breakthroughs in ideas and solutions to difficult problems, and escort the healthy development of the vast number of digital economy enterprises.

After the launching ceremony, the first salon was held on-site. Centering on the theme of "Interpretation of the Regulations on the Management of Network Data Security", experts from all sectors gathered to exchange and discuss the field of network data security management, and more than 40 digital economy enterprises participated in the event.

In the expert sharing session, Hui Zhibin, Director of the Internet Research Center of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and Chief Researcher of the Shanghai Cyber Security Industry Innovation Research Institute, provided a detailed interpretation of the core points and key provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Network Data Security, emphasizing the important guiding significance of the regulations for enterprises to understand China's network data security supervision system and its dynamic changes. At the same time, Hui Zhibin said that with the introduction of the Regulations on the Management of Network Data Security, China's legal and regulatory system in the field of network data security has been basically complete, providing a solid institutional guarantee for the healthy and sustainable development of the digital economy.

Xu Yu, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Assessment Center Innovation Research Institute, focused on the practice of network data security risk assessment, deeply analyzed the key issues of network data security risk management under the background of digital transformation, focused on analyzing the main threats currently faced by data security, and systematically introduced a scientific risk assessment framework and methodology. Through case studies, Xu Yu explained how to effectively identify and deal with data security risks, providing valuable practical experience and strategic suggestions for enterprises to enhance their security prevention capabilities.

Wang Keke, Senior Product Manager of Shanghai Big Data Co., Ltd., conducted an in-depth analysis of the specific requirements of the Regulations on the Management of Network Data Security for the data security responsibilities of enterprises based on actual cases, and systematically discussed how to efficiently implement network data security management under the compliance framework, demonstrating how enterprises can comprehensively follow regulatory requirements and effectively prevent data leakage and security risks in the process of digital transformation by relying on advanced technical means, improved management systems, and strict compliance measures.

The significance of this salon for our enterprises is self-evident. said Chen Zhili, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Shanghai Dewu Information Group Co., Ltd., "A large part of Dewu's work involves personal information protection, data exit, data cross-border and other content, so we hope to get professional answers to questions about network data security. We are really looking forward to participating in salons like this one today on a regular basis."

Finally, focusing on the topic of "The current situation and countermeasures of China's network data security compliance development under the new situation", Gao Xuewen, Chief Engineer of QIANXIN Group, Zhu Hanle, Partner of EY Consulting's Network Security and Privacy Protection Consulting Service, and Chen Jidong, Associate Professor of the School of Law of Tongji University, conducted in-depth discussions and answered questions for the audience.

On the one hand, China's data policies at all levels have been gradually improving in recent years, and laws and regulations are being updated, which urgently requires the establishment of a rapid response mechanism for government departments, experts, scholars, enterprises, etc. to participate in and interpret policies and regulations in a timely manner to solve problems for enterprises. On the other hand, the data issue itself is a very complex puzzle, full of challenges and revolutionary nature, requiring us to penetrate the intricate provisions and explore the essential issues of data security, data circulation, data transactions, and data compliance, and find out the answers. said Chen Jidong, Associate Professor of the School of Law of Tongji University, "I think the creation of this branded salon will greatly accelerate the speed of Yangpu District in breaking through these two aspects, and help enterprises in Yangpu secure the data security net."

After its official launch in December, the "How to Develop Digital Yangpu" Digital Economy Compliance Development Branded Salon will be held offline on a regular basis, once a month, for a total of 12 sessions. The salon is mainly aimed at the management, legal personnel, and technical personnel of enterprises engaged in digital economy-related work within the scope of Yangpu District and Shanghai, and will conduct in-depth discussions on various themes of digital economy compliance development. Each salon will invite experts from industry, academia and research to share the latest industry trends, technology applications and compliance policies, aiming to better coordinate high-quality development and high-level security, promote exchanges and collaboration among enterprises, and enhance the overall compliance level and development capabilities of the industry.