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Naavi
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IICA Qualified Independent Director
Book Cyber Crimes
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Tag Archives: india
Is it the beginning of the Chinese domination of the Globe?.. Mr Modi to take note
It is known that China has made substantial progress in the field of Industry which is threatening other countries including India and US. Unfortunately, unlike Japan, scientific progress in China is discomforting to the rest of the world since China … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Law
Tagged China, entanglement, india, modi, quantum computing, super positioning, US
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The New Data Protection Law may be ready for debate
The announcement that justice B N Srikrishna may be assigned the work of an enquiry to Chanda Kochchar-Videocon loan issue, it was clear that his work in formulating the base draft of the Indian Data Protection Act was completed. Now … Continue reading
Data Processor’s Association of India needed for Compliance without Destruction
The earlier article on GDPR entry into India being like a Vasco Da Gama discovery of India, has attracted some interesting reactions from some industry professionals. While we may accept that the intention of GDPR is to protect the Privacy … Continue reading
Corporate Governance and GDPR risk
As the D-day for GDPR (25th May 2018) approaches, many of the Indian companies are busy with their preparation for implementing GDPR in their processing activities. At the same time, there is also a question in the minds of most of … Continue reading
Data Protection Law in India… Three Big Ideas …. Data Trust, Jurisdictional Umbrella and Reciprocal Enforcement Rights
As the Government of India conducting nationwide public consultation programs on the Data Protection Law proposed to be drafted on the basis of the Justice Srikrishna Committee, I would like to place before the ministry, some of my key ideas. … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Law
Tagged data protection, data trust, enforcement, india, jurisdictional umbrella, naavi
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“Compliance by Design” should be the motto of the Data Protection Act of India
[P.S: This is in continuation of the discussion of the proposed Data Protection Act in India and the public comments invited for the Justice Srikrishna report.] “Privacy by Design” is a concept which GDPR expects from Data Controllers and Data Processors. The … Continue reading