TEKID & ASTEK PARTNERSHIP OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

TEKID and Astek Group join their forces in a long-term partnership to create a unique CISO / DPO as a Service offer in China.

The past years have seen a tremendous increase in China of new regulations governing cyberspace and requiring from companies more commitment to Cybersecurity and Data Privacy:

• The Cyber Security Law (CSL) in 2017
• The Data Security Law in 2021
• The Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) in 2021

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• require companies to comply with certain technical, organizational and business complex rules,
• must as well appoint specific human resources in charge of Cybersecurity and Data Privacy: the CISO and the DPO.

The offer jointly created by Astek (Consulting Service) and TEKID (Digital Risks & Security consultancy) will allow the International Groups and Small and Medium Businesses established in China to meet all the requirements from the digital laws at a lower cost. Benefiting from the expertise of Astek and TEKID, the offer is the first to provide an efficient solution to companies looking for guidance and external support. It will also cover the challenges of recruiting and appointing an expert to ensure the compliance programs of companies are in adequation with regulations.

About Astek:

Founded in France in 1988, Astek is a global player in technology consulting, present on 5 continents with more than 5,000 employees. It assists it clients in the intelligent deployment of their products and services through the implementation of their digital transformation.

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About TEKID:

TEKID is a Digital Risks & Security Consulting Firm focusing on protecting the interests of our customers operating in the Cyberspace. They provide advisory, consulting and engineering services for multinational companies as well as medium-sized enterprises. The uniqueness resides in the tri-expertise in legal, security and operations. TEKID business core is rooted in the absolute willingness to best protect and advise the customers on the underlying risks of an exponential digital society.?