Hong Kong launches data privacy academy for talent development
Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog has launched a data privacy academy as part of efforts to align with the national strategy of developing the city into an international high-calibre talent hub. Announcing the news at the 30th Anniversary Privacy Protection Summit on Tuesday, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Ada Chung Lai-ling said the office would also strive to implement and support the city’s first five-year plan. “As an educator and reformer, I am delighted to announce t
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has introduced a data privacy academy to support the city's goal of becoming a global talent hub. The initiative was unveiled at the 30th Anniversary Privacy Protection Summit. Privacy Commissioner Ada Chung Lai-ling emphasized the academy's role in advancing the city's first five-year plan. The program aims to cultivate expertise in data privacy. It reflects broader efforts to align with national strategies. The academy will focus on education and training. It is part of a long-term vision for the sector. The move highlights the growing importance of data protection.
The initiative supports Hong Kong's strategy to become a leading center for data privacy expertise.
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