Senior Vice President Paul Triolo spoke with the New York Times about public concerns over data protection in China following the hacking of a police database in Shanghai.

“It’s left a big black eye for the Chinese public security world, and by extension the Chinese government,” said Paul Triolo, senior vice president for China at Albright Stonebridge Group, a strategy firm. “It’s not surprising they’ve gone into full censorship mode given how sensitive this issue is for the public.”

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