Hong Kong data centers serve as business hubs for numerous companies with an abundance of enterprises, networks and IT service providers based there. Our Hong Kong data centers offer access to an expansive network of networks as well as direct interconnection to key industry partners for direct customer access to Asia’s busiest financial center – offering our customers access to an ecosystem that fosters wealth creation in this carrier-dense metro. Furthermore, our locations at the heart of a global tech and financial community make us convenient and secure platforms designed to meet both customer and partner needs in Hong Kong.
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Equinix offers not only global data centre locations, but also operates a specialized network exchange in Hong Kong that enables customers to easily connect to many of the world’s leading cloud and IT service providers for cost-effective scaling and delivery of services. Our Hong Kong interconnect solutions are supported by an expert team dedicated to business continuity and optimal performance for our customers.
As part of their compliance with the new PDPO, all organizations that process personal data in any capacity must implement written policies and procedures for doing so. These should clearly outline their approach to protecting personal data they handle from unauthorised access, processing, erasure, loss and use, while not keeping it for longer than necessary. As part of their compliance measures, organizations should have in place a Data Protection Officer as an initial point of contact with the Information Commissioner’s Office in case of data breaches. A data protection policy must be reviewed regularly and updated as necessary to reflect any changes in business practices or technology, particularly if an organisation operates across multiple countries. This is especially critical if they operate across multiple jurisdictions. As part of its goal to prevent data breaches in the future, organizations must also communicate their policy to all employees to ensure everyone understands it and their role in safeguarding personal information within the organisation. By doing this, employees will become familiar with it and understand their responsibility to protect it properly. This will allow organisations to avoid potential missteps when protecting individual data sets in the future.