Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has created a new data academy to align with the city's goal of becoming a high-caliber talent hub.

Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog has launched a data privacy academy as part of efforts to align with the national strategy of developing the city into an international high-calibre talent hub. Announcing the news at the 30th Anniversary Privacy Protection Summit on Tuesday, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Ada Chung Lai-ling said the office would also strive to implement and support the city’s first five-year plan. “As an educator and reformer, I am delighted to announce the launch of the...