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CIPP A Authoritative Resource List 4.0

The document provides resources to support exam preparation for the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Asia (CIPP/A) credential, assessing understanding of privacy laws in Singapore, Hong Kong, and India. It lists primary resources encompassing topics in the CIPP/A body of knowledge, and supplemental sources focusing on specific geographical areas. Candidates are expected to know about developments that may modify information in the listed authoritative texts, as the privacy landscape changes rapidly. The IAPP Resource Center is also recommended for additional up-to-date privacy content.

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CIPP A Authoritative Resource List 4.0

The document provides resources to support exam preparation for the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Asia (CIPP/A) credential, assessing understanding of privacy laws in Singapore, Hong Kong, and India. It lists primary resources encompassing topics in the CIPP/A body of knowledge, and supplemental sources focusing on specific geographical areas. Candidates are expected to know about developments that may modify information in the listed authoritative texts, as the privacy landscape changes rapidly. The IAPP Resource Center is also recommended for additional up-to-date privacy content.

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Asia Privacy Certification


Authoritative Resource List

The IAPP and the Exam Development Board compiled the following list of resources for the purpose of
furthering education in information privacy. These selections support the Certified Information Privacy
Professional/Asia (CIPP/A) credentialing program which assesses candidates’ understanding of
information privacy laws and practices that apply to Singapore, Hong Kong and India.

Resource Breakdown:
• The primary resources are publications that encompass the domains on the CIPP/A body of
knowledge.
• The supplemental resources are other notable sources that may focus on specific geographical
areas of the Body of Knowledge
o The IAPP strongly suggests that you incorporate supplemental reading into your
regimen for exam preparation based on your individual needs.
o The IAPP How to Prepare link connects you to our Daily Dashboard, Resource Center,
Podcast, BoKs, and much more. This site is updated daily and offers a wealth of
supplemental information.

While we recommend these as comprehensive, widely recognized privacy resources that cover the topics
outlined in the BoK, candidates for certification must understand that no published text can keep pace
with the rapidly changing privacy landscape.

We continuously adjust our exam content to represent the latest regulatory and technological changes
and we expect candidates for IAPP certification to know about the important developments in their
sector that may modify or supplant information in the authoritative texts.
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Primary Resources:
Baker McKenzie. 2020 Global Data Privacy & Security Handbook. 2021.

*Note: This link will take you to a dynamic webpage where you can access information from the
handbook in a searchable format. Select from the desired Handbook and then the applicable
Jurisdiction.

Greenleaf, Graham. Asian Data Privacy Laws: Trade and Human Rights Perspectives. 1st Ed. Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2014.

• 2014-2017 Update to Graham Greenleaf’s Asian Data Privacy Laws – Trade and Human
Rights Perspectives. University of New South Wales, Faculty of Law. 17 July 2017.

• 2017-2018 Further Update to Graham Greenleaf’s Asain Date Privacy Laws – Trade and
Human Rights Perspectives. University of New South Wales, Faculty of Law. 9 December
2018.

Supplemental Privacy Resources


SINGAPORE
(In alphabetical order)

• Chye, Lee Soo et al. Data Protection in Singapore: Overview. Thomson Reuters Practical Law. 31
December 2019.
• Data Protection Laws of the World. Singapore. DLA Piper. 2021.
• International Comparative Legal Guides, Singapore. Global Legal Group.
• Monetary Authority of Singapore. Notice SFA03AA-N01, to the Depository on Prevention of
Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism. 03 January 2016.
• Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) Singapore. Home. 27 May 2020.
• Privacy International. Universal Periodic Review: The Right to Privacy in Singapore. June 2015.
• Privacy Library. Model Data Protection Code: Implementation and Operational Guidelines. 2004.
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HONG KONG
(In alphabetical order)

• Blackmore, Nicholas; Kennedys with Practical Law Data Privacy Advisor. Data Protection in Hong
Kong: overview. Thomson Reuters Practical Law. 07 April 2020.
• Data Protection Laws of the World. Hong Kong, SAR. DLA Piper. 2021.
• Hogan Lovells. An Overview of Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance: Key Questions
for Businesses. March 2014.
• International Comparative Legal Guides, Hong Kong. Global Legal Group.
• Linklaters. Data Protected – Hong Kong. February 2020.
• Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong. Home. 1996-2021.

INDIA
(In alphabetical order)

• Data Protection Laws of the World. India. DLA Piper. 2021.


• International Comparative Legal Guides, India. Global Legal Group.
• Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (Department of Information
Technology) Notification. Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and procedures
and sensitive personal data or information) Rules, 2011. Controller of Publications. 11 April
2011.
• Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology: Government of India. Home. 2021.
• Ministry of Law, Justice and Company Affairs (Legislative Department). The Information
Technology Act, 2000. 9 June 2000.
o The Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008. 5 February 2009.

IAPP Resource Center:


The IAPP Resource Center is a searchable Privacy Library containing the most up to date articles,
research, and practical guidance on a wide range of privacy topics and issues. Certification candidates
are advised to supplement their preparation by referring to this valuable content.

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