Category Archives: Cyber Law

Open AI in Challenges Indian Law

In a case of significant importance, like the Meta and Google, Open AI has become one more global tech company to challenge the sovereignty of Indian laws. It is disturbing to note that Open AI is supported by Microsoft. Open … Continue reading

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Ransomware Attack on ICICI Bank?

It has been reported in some security circles that ICICI Bank has become a victim of a ransomware attack leading to compromise of personal data of customers. Details It is not clear what is the extent of the data breach. … Continue reading

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Why is C.DPO.DA. a “Crown Jewel” of Privacy Certifications?

After the previous post and during my visit to Delhi over the last two days, I have been asked a question by a few why is that I have called C.DPO.DA. as the “Crown Jewel” of Privacy Certifications in India … Continue reading

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An Opportunity for CERT In Empanelled Auditors-to grab the “Crown Jewel of Privacy Certification”

CERT-IN was commissioned in 2004 as part of the Ministry of IT with an objective of securing Indian Cyberspace. It is empowered under Section 70B of ITA 2000 as a Nodal Agency for Cyber Security Incident Response. As a part … Continue reading

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Difference between “Personal Data” and “Protected Personal Data” under DPDPA

Under HIPAA we use a term “Protected health Information” to denote that health information that is within the provisions of the Act. It also means that there are other health information which is not coming under HIPAA. Only the information … Continue reading

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HIPAA Security Rule to be updated

On December 27, 2024, the office of Civil rights (OCR) at the US department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a Notice for Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) to modify HIPAA Security Rule. Public comments can be submitted upto 7th … Continue reading

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