Sectoral Regulation
What is Sectoral Regulation?
Regulations that apply specifically to particular industries or sectors, imposing specialized compliance requirements beyond general laws.
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Requirements naming sectoral regulation across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Article 43 clarifies that the sui generis database right under Article 7 of Directive 96/9/EC does not apply to databases containing data obtained from or generated by the use of a connected product or a related service, to ensure the Article 4 + Article 5 use...
DA-Art.43_44 · Sui generis database right and relation with other Union law (Articles 43-44) →Establish cybersecurity governance + policy + risk management per Oman National Cybersecurity Framework administered by the Ministry of Transport + Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT) and the Oman National Computer Emergency Readiness Team (OmanC...
OMANCS-1 · Cybersecurity Governance, Policy, and Risk Management →Operate international data transfers per Oman PDPL Article 24. Cross-border transfer of personal data outside Oman requires (a) prior approval from the supervisory authority (MTCIT) for transfers outside Oman per Article 24, (b) maintenance of safeguards inclu...
OMANPDPL-6 · International Data Transfers and Cross-Border Controls →Questions people ask about sectoral regulation
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