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Understanding data residency requirements by country
The data residency issue for SaaS companies has become more complex with the new and evolving global data regulations that vary from country to country. The use of cloud storage has extended the scope of internet technology and services beyond what was formerly possible.
China
The major body of law related to the protection and security of data is contained in the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) 2021. A few other laws exist, such as the Draft Data Security Law and the Cybersecurity Law.
Turkey
Although yet to acquire the force of law, the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA) has released a Draft Regulation Concerning the Processing of Personal Data and the Protection of Privacy in the Electronic Communication Sector.
South Korea
South Korea has a strictly regulated framework for data residency. The Personal Information Protection Act 2011 (as amended in 2020) regulates the collection, usage, disclosure, and other processing of personal information by governmental or private entities.
Japan
The data privacy law in Japan is the Act for the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), established in 2005.
Understanding data residency requirements by industry
Most countries have in place different data residency laws to ensure SaaS data compliance among players in various industries within their territory. While some of these residency laws are strict, others are quite lenient.
Telecom service providers and Internet service providers
Companies in the telecommunication industries are mandated to process and store data in the originating countries.
Healthcare and medical sector
To ensure the smooth running of a healthcare company, it is crucial to secure Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Personal Health Information (PHI) of patients.
Finance sector
In Australia, the Consumer Data Right mandates that all financial data must be stored within the country. In China, the data residency laws are quite strict.
How InCountry helps to comply with all data regulations
InCountry allows software-based businesses to meet SaaS data compliance rules. It helps global companies keep up with ever-shifting data requirements in many countries worldwide. The best way to achieve SaaS regulatory compliance for your business is to use cloud providers offering residency support or partnering with a residency as a service provider.