Enterprise data cross-border compliance and security practice class held in Beijing

China News Service, Beijing, November 13 (Reporter Yin Qianyun) A practical class on cross-border compliance and security of enterprise data was held in Beijing on the 12th, focusing on practical issues such as data outbound security management, implementation of compliance paths, and application of commercial passwords, providing guidance for the safe and orderly cross-border flow of corporate data in Beijing.

Jiao Gang, director of the Foreign Economic Cooperation Department of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce, pointed out that the digital economy is deeply integrated into the global industrial chain, and corporate overseas layout, supply chain collaboration, customer service and R&D innovation are all inseparable from the support of cross-border data flow. It is recommended that enterprises firmly establish a compliance-first awareness, embed data security and personal information protection into the entire overseas business process, and comprehensively clarify the scope of outbound data, compliance paths and legal procedures.

In recent years, Beijing has continued to improve its "going global" public service system, upgraded its overseas comprehensive service platform, deployed multiple carriers such as the Beijing Digital Overseas Going Base and the Beijing Overseas Integrated Service Alliance, and built a three-level support system of "online service platform + offline service port + overseas service site" to provide full-chain service guarantees for enterprises going overseas. This class is an important part of Beijing’s “Going Global” series of activities in 2026.

Xu Shuo, deputy director of the Cybersecurity Coordination Office of the Beijing Internet Information Office, sorted out the framework of the data outbound security management system, interpreted Beijing's latest measures to facilitate cross-border data flow reforms, and helped enterprises clarify the practical logic of "who should do it, how to do it, and how to do it more smoothly."

According to reports, Beijing has iteratively launched version 3.0 of the comprehensive supporting reform plan to facilitate the cross-border flow of data, continues to improve the capabilities of the four cross-border data service centers in Chaoyang, Haidian, Daxing, and Yizhuang, and continues to optimize government services such as cross-border data "green channels" and "one industry, one policy" for key industries.

This event is jointly sponsored by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce, Beijing Internet Information Office, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology, and Beijing Municipal Cryptozoology Administration, co-organized by the Beijing Digital Economy Enterprise Overseas Innovation Service Base, and hosted by the "Going Abroad" Navigation Network.