“Personal Data Protection Act 2023” will be presented to the Cabinet today for approval. it is confirmed by Abu Sayed Md. Kamruzzaman, Director general of Digital security agency.
He said to infosecbulletin that as cyber attack is being increased in every second, we have to have a law to protect our countries data as well as to ensure person’s data so “Personal Data Protection Act 2023” is being presented today (27 November) in the cabinet.
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He said, in the year 2020 we started to work on the act and after examining the act through various stages it came to a final stage. Now it is being presented. To see the draft click here.
(We will update about the Act in detail soon,,,)