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Review: 'Data Localization Laws and Policy', by Kuan Hon

Graeme Burton

28 February 2018 •

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Kuan Hon's Data Localization Laws and Policy

It might cost £110, but that's cheap compared to the cost of consulting with the best data protection lawyers - or a fine under GDPR

Any CIO that has, no doubt reluctantly but with a sense of duty, turned their attention to GDPR will almost certainly have heard of Kuan Hon. Kuan Hon is not just a director in the Privacy, Secu...

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