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Delhi High Court guidelines on Section 79 of ITA 2000

In a comprehensive speaking order , Honourable Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani of the Delhi High Court has issued a judgement dated 20th April 2021 in the case WP (CRL) 1082/2020 and other petitions, holding light on the rules under Section … Continue reading

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Data Centric Approach of PDPSI

(This is in continuation of our discussions on comparison of the  PDPMS under PDPSI with DPMS of Is17428) PDPSI was the first PDPMS to introduce the concept of “Data Centric Compliance Structure” while most other frameworks focus on the organization. … Continue reading

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PDPSI DTS system is ready for the future…..while IS 17428 is beginning its journey

(This is a continuation of the earlier article in the series) One of the hallmarks of rapid development is the ability to learn from others. Hence it is natural that IS17428 could have borrowed some concepts from the pioneering framework … Continue reading

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PDPSI  or Personal Data Protection Standard of India was unleashed in February 2019 with an article here titled “A step beyond BS 10012 and GDPR-Personal Data Protection Standard of India-PDPSI”.  At that time there was a need to create an … Continue reading

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Inclusive but Different

The Bureau of Indian Standards has released the IS 17428 part I and Part II as Data Privacy Assurance Requirements and Guidelines. FDPPI has already released the PDPSI standards which are inclusive of the ISO 27701 which is a GDPR … Continue reading

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Rise of a Data Protection Collossus

Since 17th September 2018 when FDPPI was born, FDPPI has traversed a long journey in a relatively short time. In order to keep on record some of the developments for the information of new members who are joining the organization, … Continue reading

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