What Is a Data Transfer Impact Assessment?
Cross-border data transfers are essential for global business operations but pose significant data privacy and security risks, especially when transferring sensitive data between regions with different legal frameworks like the EU and China. Compliance with regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the EU and the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) in China is critical.
The Data Transfer Impact Assessment (DTIA) is a key tool for evaluating potential risks and ensuring that international data transfers comply with legal standards. It helps organizations identify vulnerabilities, mitigate risks, and maintain regulatory compliance across borders.
Your Partner for Secure Data Transfers – CHINABRAND
CHINABRAND offers end-to-end support for planning, executing, and monitoring cross-border data transfers. Our mission is to protect your sensitive data while ensuring full compliance with GDPR, PIPL, and other relevant regulations.
Our Services:
- Risk Assessment: In-depth analysis of security risks and vulnerabilities associated with data transfers between the EU and China.
- Compliance Consulting: Guidance on meeting legal requirements under GDPR, PIPL, and industry-specific data protection regulations.
- Data Transfer Management: Expert advice on creating legally sound transfer agreements, including Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC) and other safeguards.
Why choose CHINABRAND CONSULTING?
With deep expertise in data protection and cross-border compliance, CHINABRAND is the trusted partner for organizations managing international data flows. We deliver tailored solutions that meet legal standards while aligning with your company’s specific needs.
"Like for any state, Chinese regulation is complex and need guidance to ensure compliance. CHINABRAND, combining technical, legal and language skills, is greatly helping us in our MLPS 2.0 compliance journey. Without their support it would have been very difficult to deal with this certification."
Leonardo Casubolo,
Director Global IT Infrastructure and Security
