Business
Part of a ZDNET Special Feature:
Working from home: The future of business is remote
Vietnam's cyber risks make it a mixed bag
Vietnam's economy is still growing rapidly, and it has big tech ambitions, but some factors work against it as being a safe environment for investors.
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Even during COVID-19 times, Vietnam's GDP growth has been remarkable. After several years of sitting at around 7%, it only dropped to 2.8% this year.
The nation also has a bold investment plan and a growing cybersecurity community.
But it also has strict rules such as a controversial cybersecurity law that targets "anti-state" content. It's also the target of cyber attacks from nations such as China.