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BSA Testimony Before House Energy and Commerce Subcommittees on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade and Communications and Technology on the topic of “Examining the EU Safe Harbor Decision and Impacts for Transatlantic Data Flows"
BSA recommends rationalizing the Data Security Law with Vietnam's existing data governance framework, adopting a narrower and risk-based approach to data classification and cross-border data transfers, removing overlapping AI-related obligations, harmonizing incident reporting requirements with international best practices, and ensuring financial penalties are proportionate and based on revenue within Vietnam.
BSA recommends adopting narrowly defined and risk-based data classification, refraining from introducing new requirements for cross-border data transfers, adopt internationally recognized personal data transfer mechanisms without additional requirements, and ensure that Vietnam’s broader legal framework supports AI innovation, among others.
Policy Filing | Jul 13, 2026
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