Category Archives: Cyber Law

AI Enabled Data Analytics and DPDPA Risk.. DGPSI..3

One of the hallmarks of DGPSI (Digital Governance and Protection Standard of India) is that it recommends a “Process Based Approach” to compliance and an aggregation to arrive at the “Enterprise Level Compliance”. In other words, the DGPMS (Digital Governance … Continue reading

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Overlapping Signatures in Government Documents

Today I came across an interesting observation related to Government Gazette Notifications issued in electronic form. The notifications are signed by different officials of a department authorized to issue a direction. The PDF files issued as Gazette Notifications are however … Continue reading

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Towards DPDPA Compliance…What is DGPSI?..2

DGPSI stands for Digital Governance and Protection Standard of India. It is designed as a framework for compliance for setting up DGPMS or Digital Governance and Protection Standard of India. Just as we refer to ISMS in the context of … Continue reading

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DGPSI is the beacon of light for DPDPA Compliance..1

We recognize that India is in the cusp of a new era of DPDPA. Whether we like it or dislike it, whether we think Government is serious or not, the reality is that soon we will have a notification of … Continue reading

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Where do Industries stand today on DPDPA?

Yesterday, I attended a ETCIO conference on Data Analytics and AI in Bengaluru. One of the takeaways from the conference is that while many exciting developments seem to be happening on the use of Data Analytics with the use of … Continue reading

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Transformation in Data War Rooms

Organizations are increasingly harnessing Data for Business Growth. The new found enthusiasm in making better use of Data and increase its productivity has made “Data Analysts” key contributors to innovation in an organization. The Business discussions in organizations is therefore … Continue reading

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