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44 Section version of DPDPB 2023 now surfaces
In what appears to be the latest version of the Bill to be tabled tomorrow, the draft DPDPB 2023 with 44 sections is now available. Click here for a Copy
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DPDPB 2023: Concerns of Brittas addressed?
Mr John Brittas, one of the members of the IT Standing Committee which reviewed and commented on the draft DPDPB 2022 has submitted a dissent note which has been promptly been circulated by a section of the media to criticise … Continue reading
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ISO-9: Annexe A Controls-1
We have so far discussed ISO 27001-2022 in several articles ISO-1 to 7 and summarised ISO 27701 in article ISO-8. Let us now continue our discussions to cover the 93 controls which are part of Annexe A of ISO 27001-: … Continue reading
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DPDPB 2023 version to be Tabled in Parliament
The Government has now disclosed the report of the Standing Committee on IT on DPDPB 2022. With this it appears that the bill may finally be tabled in the Parliament probably tomorrow or soon after. The version of the Bill … Continue reading
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CJI Mr Chandrachud should respond to Badri Seshadri Arrest
A few days back honourable Chief Justice of India made a statement addressing the Government of India….”Take appropriate action…or else we will have to take action…”. The concern was well appreciated since the incident was disgusting. Similar incidents happened earlier … Continue reading
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Courts can be Crazy
Recently two judgements were reported from abroad one on a Canadian Court considering the Emoji Thumbs up as a digital signature, another where a victim of an identity theft was adjudged guilty of Trademark infringement. To this I would like … Continue reading
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