Volume 3,Issue 9
Research on the Modernization of China’s Data Governance System
Data serves as a key driving force for the development of the digital economy, propelling Chinese enterprises into a new era of digitalization. With the rapid growth of the digital economy, a series of legal risks inevitably arise, including risks to the security of citizens’ personal information, digital monopolies among market entities, and the impact of computer program codes and algorithms on the existing regulatory framework. At the same time, China currently faces challenges such as weak compliance management within enterprises, insufficient legislative supply, and outdated market supervision models. To promote the steady development of China’s digital economy and build a data governance system that is both legal and modern, in line with the country’s economic development needs, efforts should be made from multiple angles, including enhancing citizens’ awareness of personal information security, strengthening compliance management at the enterprise level, and improving market supervision and regulatory frameworks at the government level.
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