Refining the Institutional Framework for Big Data Safety and Security in Vietnam in the New Era

Abstract

This article analyzes the challenges of ensuring data safety and security in Vietnam. The root causes include a deficit of highly qualified personnel, difficulties in regulating crossborder entities, and the fragmentation of local security infrastructure in the new era. Based on the research, the article recommends that Vietnam continue to develop and perfect its institutional framework, establish digital asset ownership rights, and build a resilient national data infrastructure alongside AI-driven monitoring mechanisms, aiming to safeguard digital sovereignty and foster sustainable socio-economic development.