June 5, 2025
In the digital age, personal data is both a valuable asset and a vulnerable one. That’s why the role of the Data Protection Officer (DPO) goes beyond legal compliance—it serves as a foundation for embedding a strong culture of data protection across the entire organization.
The DPO is not just a compliance expert, but a catalyst for promoting privacy awareness throughout all departments. From organizing workshops and online training to developing internal guidelines, the DPO ensures every employee understands their responsibilities in handling personal data.
A culture of data protection starts at the design phase. By being involved early in project development, the DPO ensures that privacy is integrated into every feature—from data collection interfaces to secure storage systems.
A strong data protection culture relies on regular assessments, internal audits, and updated policies. The DPO establishes monitoring schedules, analyzes trends in non-compliance, and adjusts training strategies so that employees and the business remain proactive in the face of regulatory changes and data processing risks.
When all employees understand and respect privacy rights, the organization not only reduces risks but also earns trust from customers and international partners—especially those who prioritize data protection as a key criterion.
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💥 IN-HOUSE DPO VS. OUTSOURCED DPO – WHICH SOLUTION SAVES COSTS AND ENSURES COMPLIANCE? 🔒 Decree No. 13/2023 and the Draft Law on Personal Data Protection require all businesses to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO). The draft law explicitly gives businesses the right to choose between appointing an internal DPO or engaging […]
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Here is the English translation of your content, localized for clarity and professional tone: 🔒 WHICH BUSINESSES ARE REQUIRED TO APPOINT A DATA PROTECTION OFFICER (DPO)? 👉 Under Decree No. 13/2023/NĐ-CP, any organization that processes sensitive personal data—such as health information, biometric data, financial data, religious beliefs, etc.—is required to appoint a Data Protection Officer […]
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The Government has issued Decree No. 24/2025/ND-CP, amending Decree No. 98/2020/ND-CP, which takes effect on February 21, 2025. This decree introduces significant updates on administrative sanctions for violations related to consumer information protection. Notably, Decree 24/2025/ND-CP increases penalties for certain violations compared to Decree 98/2020/ND-CP and expands the list of offenses subject to administrative sanctions. […]
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