Update from on the ground: Draft Cyber Security Law – Implications for business in the ICT sector in Myanmar
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02 March 2021
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This article forms part of an ongoing series of updates on key developments in Myanmar and their implications for investors into the country. This update focuses on the recently released Cyber Security Law bill issued by Myanmar’s new military regime, in particular on the implications for online businesses and infrastructure providers relevant to the ICT sector in Myanmar.