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DOJ Restricts Bulk Data Transfers to China and Other Countries of Concern

11 February 2025 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. (EST)

The U.S. Justice Department has issued a final rule on bulk sensitive personal data that will significantly impact cross-border data transfers and transactions, particularly for companies in the life sciences and health care, financial services, manufacturing, and technology sectors. The final rule significantly expands DOJ’s authority over export of or access to bulk data, establishes a new national security program, and creates a complex regulatory environment for cross-border data transactions. Within the short period provided by DOJ to comply, U.S. organizations with global operations will need to invest considerable efforts to assess their relationships with countries of concern and identify data flows between parties.

We invite you to join our upcoming webinar where our panelists will discuss the new rule in depth, including what data are impacted; prohibited and restricted transactions; new reporting obligations; and violations for non-compliance. Our panelists will also share their insights on developing and deploying new risk-based compliance programs.

We hope you can join us on Tuesday, 11 February for this timely webinar, before the new rule goes into effect on April 8, 2025.

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