T&G | Exploring Data Protection Laws in Thailand and Vietnam: Key Strategies and Best Practices
In today’s digital age, data protection and privacy have become paramount concerns for businesses operating across Southeast Asia. Ensuring compliance with the intricate web of data protection regulations in this region is crucial for mitigating risks and safeguarding your organization’s interests.
In our recent webinar, co-hosted with Tilleke & Gibbins, a leading law firm in Southeast Asia, we welcomed two experienced legal experts to shed light on the complexities of data protection laws in Thailand and Vietnam.
Our esteemed speakers provided invaluable insights into:
- The legal frameworks and compliance requirements specific to Thailand and Vietnam
- Key strategies for navigating the regulatory landscapes in these countries
- Best practices for effective data protection and risk management
If you missed the live session, you can now access the above recording to gain exclusive insights from these industry authorities.
Stay ahead of the curve and ensure your organization’s data protection compliance in these rapidly evolving markets. Discover the nuances of Thailand and Vietnam’s data protection laws, and learn how to implement robust strategies to safeguard your data and mitigate risks.
Counsel, Tilleke & Gibbins | waewpen.p@tilleke.com
- Head of TMT practice (Vietnam)
- “TMT Rising Star of the Year” (2023) by The Legal 500 Asia-Pacific
- Asia’s “Top 15 TMT Lawyers” (2022 and 2023) by Asian Legal Business
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About SIPAC:
SIPAC was formally launched in March of 2023 and held its inaugural Sino-International Law Forum in Shanghai in November 2023, attended by nearly 250 leading lawyers from around the world and across China, including more than 40 foreign lawyers from leading independent law firms covering more than 50 jurisdictions around the world, nearly 100 senior in-house legal and compliance professionals from leading Chinese companies, and more than 100 lawyers from leading Red Circle law firms as well as lawyers included on the Ministry of Justice’s list of top 1000 cross-border lawyers in China. Given the unique nature of the event, attendance at the upcoming 2024 Sino International Law Forum, to be held in Shanghai on 14-15 November, is expected to increase as much as two-fold.
SIPAC and its comprehensive ecosystem of channel partners, including key quasi-governmental in-house counsel associations and leading outbound investment think tanks, legal know-how publishers and legal training platforms, are uniquely positioned to help promote the development of China’s international legal infrastructure, a key initiative promulgated at all levels of the Chinese government. As such, SIPAC is designed to address the entire China legal services market, including all in-house lawyers responsible for international legal affairs as well as lawyers in Chinese law firms engaged in cross-border legal matters on behalf of their Chinese clients.
SIPAC members currently include Tilleke & Gibbins, Al Tamimi & Company, Schellenberg Wittmer, HEUKING, ENS, Anderson Mori & Tomotsune, Marval O’Farrell Mairal, Moroğlu Arseven, Cruz Marcelo & Tenefrancia, Waselius, Carey, GZG, Soemadipradja & Taher, Peters & Peters, BUREN, and Lakatos, Köves and Partners, with numerous additional leading independent law firms expected to join as members and delegates at this year’s second annual Sino International Law Forum.
For more information, please contact SIPAC Chairman Robert Lewis.
Email: robert.lewis@sipac-network.com
Mobile: +86 1380 116 4471
WeChat: RobertDLewis
