Hong Kong passed a law on Wednesday that officials say will better protect 'critical infrastructure' against cyber attacks, imposing security requirements on entities in sectors ranging from banking to air transport.
Hong Kong passed a law on Wednesday that officials say will better protect"critical infrastructure" against cyber attacks, imposing security requirements on entities in sectors ranging from banking to air transport.
Security chief Chris Tang said on Wednesday the law is targeted to take effect at the start of next year, adding that the government will set up a dedicated office. Authorities said the bill was in line with similar protections in the United States, Britain, Australia and the European Union.
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