Mery Ayu

In today’s digital world, protecting personal data is not only a legal requirement—it is also a business necessity. The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) in Singapore establishes guidelines on how personal data should be handled by businesses to protect individuals’ privacy. Achieving PDPA compliance is critical for businesses to avoid penalties, build trust with customers,

In today’s increasingly digital world, where data flows freely across borders and industries, businesses are facing mounting pressure to ensure they protect personal data with the utmost care. The importance of compliance with data protection laws, such as the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) in Singapore, cannot be overstated. An integral part of ensuring compliance

Data protection is crucial for organizations in any industry, especially with today’s growing emphasis on privacy and compliance. Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) mandates that organizations implement “reasonable security arrangements” to safeguard personal data. But what exactly does “reasonable” mean, and how can organizations ensure they meet these standards?  What Are “Reasonable Security Arrangements”?