A recent draft Decision from the Ministry of Public Security has proposed a list of 24 core data categories and 18 important data categories to enhance the management and protection of strategic national information. Learn more about this in the article below.
Core Data: Critical Areas to Protect
According to Article 1 of the draft Decision, core data refers to particularly important information related to national security, defense, and state administration. Below are the main groups of core data:
1. National Security and Defense
- Border Territory: Unpublished data related to border territory collected by state agencies.
- Defense Strategy: Information on defense and security-related science and technology development strategies and plans.
- Military Installations: Data on military, defense, and security installations, as well as key positions serving national defense.
Core data includes information on border territories and important military installations.
2. Economy and Resources
- Natural Resources: Data on water resources, rare minerals, land, sea, and islands.
- Financial Budget: Information on cross-border banking transactions and national financial plans.
3. State Administration
- Official Personnel Files: Health records of officials under central management.
- Emergency Plans: Unpublished national emergency response plans.
Additionally, core data also includes information on the activities of the Party, People’s Court, People’s Procuracy, and other areas significantly impacting national security.
Important Data: Enhancing Comprehensive Management Systems
In addition to core data, Article 2 of the draft also specifies 18 types of important data, focusing on areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture, and food safety. Some notable points include:
1. Education and Healthcare
- Education Training: Unpublished data on education programs and development plans.
- Food Safety: Information on food safety issues that could affect the community.
2. Industry and Trade
- Foreign Investments: Data on foreign investments by state-owned enterprises.
- Technical Safety: Information on the quality of large-scale, complex projects requiring Prime Minister’s reports.
Important data includes information on education, healthcare, and key economic sectors.
3. Privacy Protection
- Personal Data: Basic personal information of one million or more individuals or sensitive data of ten thousand or more individuals.
Significance and Importance of Data Classification
Classifying core and important data not only enhances information security but also supports effective national management and governance. Particularly, with data related to national defense, security, and natural resources, stringent protection ensures long-term national interests.
Conclusion
The draft Decision on core and important data categories by the Ministry of Public Security is a significant step towards building a national data management system. For more detailed updates, readers can refer to official sources from competent authorities.
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