DOJ Final Rule Targets Cross-Border Data Transfers: Key Implications for U.S. and Foreign-Owned Companies Operating in the U.S. https://t.co/loir9Zuq3p
DOJ Final Rule on Bulk Transfer of Sensitive U.S. Personal and Government Data to Countries and Persons of Concern Goes Into Effect https://t.co/Nhe4gu5jgX #Government #Data #Laws @HuntonAK
DOJ Bulk Data Final Rule Update https://t.co/xnbk7NYgMN | by @RopesGray
The U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) Final Rule regarding the access to sensitive personal and government data by countries of concern has officially taken effect. This regulation, which aims to safeguard bulk transfers of sensitive data outside the U.S., impacts a wide range of sectors including manufacturing, cloud storage, and genetic engineering. Companies operating in these industries are currently facing challenges in compliance as they navigate the implications of this new federal rule. The DOJ's initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance consumer protection and secure sensitive information from foreign access.
