Defining Privacy & Data Privacy in the Indian PDPB 2019 (Part 1)
Many of the readers may be wondering about this sudden noise both in mainstream and social media over Privacy. Many of these are confusing and some are pure myths…
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Many of the readers may be wondering about this sudden noise both in mainstream and social media over Privacy. Many of these are confusing and some are pure myths…
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The exponential growth of a global information economy, driven by new technologies and disruptive business models, means that an ever-increasing amount of personal data is being collected, used, exchanged..
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Among the host of security techniques available, pseudonymisation or anonymisation is highly recommended by the Privacy regulations. Such techniques minimise risk and are helpful for Data Fiduciary &..
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Data fiduciary has been defined as any entity that alone or together with others determines the purpose and means of processing of personal data. Processing involves collecting, organising, storing, structuring, erasing and many more similar functions.
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Grounds for processing personal data: The Bill allows processing of data by fiduciaries only if consent is provided by the individual. However, in certain circumstances, personal data can be processed without consent.
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Data Trust Score, as a suggestion, was originally mooted in the draft PDPB 2018 which was presented by Justice Sri Krishna Committee. There is a very strong school of thought that this provision may be either diluted or even deleted when the draft becomes a law….
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In this series of blogs on businesses in India, let us look at some issues which have impacted the overall business ecosystem and how these issues have become a major bottleneck to its survival and return to normalcy. Over the last few months, with the Covid-19 crises taking over our world..
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