China cybersecurity law: corporates scramble for alternatives
Consultants report huge boost in demand as Beijing turns the taps off on open cloud systems as part of new, tougher cyber laws.
Three months on from the introduction of China’s new laws on cybersecurity – which requires companies to store information that involves Chinese citizens only within the country – financial departments at multi-national corporations (MNCs) are scrambling to find alternatives to open cloud systems.
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