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Why DPDPA 2023 is more practical than GDPR

It is reported that the French Supervisory Authority CNIL has imposed a penalty of 32 million Euro (Around Rs 290 crores) because it considers that there is an excessively intrusive system of monitoring employee activity. See the report here The … Continue reading

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App-DTS based on DGPSI

In continuation of the article yesterday where we indicated that FDPPI would introduce a Certification system for Websites on Privacy compliance as per DPDPA 2023, a similar concept to be extended to Mobile Apps is under development. This Assurance would … Continue reading

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DGPSI to be used for Web-DTS assurance

FDPPI/Naavi has been working on DGPSI as a framework of compliance. The DTS system is also associated with it and provides a score on the maturity of assessment of the compliance. In view of the lack of compliance of websites … Continue reading

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DGPSI is a tool of Fair Governance of Personal Data

DGPSI (Data Governance and Protection Standard of India) is a suggested standard and a framework of compliance for organizations who intend to implement “Compliance By Design”. In this respect it is more like ISO 27701 which tries to establish a … Continue reading

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Why DGPSI represents Fair Data Governance

The concept of Data Protection as management of Personal Data of individuals involving certain Privacy Principles in addition to information security concepts emerged from the need to protect the Privacy Right of the individual. In protecting the Privacy the concept … Continue reading

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Why Not?..a series of questions on Rules to DPDPA?

(Continued from Previous Article) The MeitY is now trying to finalize the rules under DPDPA 2023. From the indications now available, the ministry is trying to release a complete set of 25/26 rules rolled into one notification. In the last … Continue reading

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