The case has caused a stir. Norwegian researchers drove a Chinese electric bus operated by Oslo’s public transit agency, Ruter, into a mine to cut off its wireless connection to the outside world. Nevertheless, the bus continued to attempt to send data back to its home base. The test revealed that the Chinese Yutong bus… Continue reading Norway’s Warning About Chinese Electric Vehicles
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Reporting of cyber security incidents
China regulates the reporting of cyber security incidents in a new law, which is now available in draft form. A key aspect is the reporting obligation for companies that set up or operate networks in China or provide services via networks. Particular attention is paid to the different reporting channels for central bodies, critical infrastructures… Continue reading Reporting of cyber security incidents
Cybersecurity Law: Fines Significantly Increased
The Cybersecurity Law (CSL), China’s first fundamental law to comprehensively regulate cybersecurity issues, is about to undergo its first revision. A key feature of the proposed amendments is a significant increase in penalties for network operators and critical infrastructure operators that fail to comply with relevant cybersecurity protection obligations. For example, the fine range for… Continue reading Cybersecurity Law: Fines Significantly Increased
