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India's DPDPA Part 4: Enforcement and the Data Protection Board

Phased implementation and enforcement of India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act will roll out in the coming months. IndusLaw Partner Namita Viswanath and Principal Associate Raghav Muthanna offer a rundown of the crucial aspects of the new enforcement regime, including implementation challenges, and the role of the new Data Protection Board. Editor's note: This is the fourth in a six-part series on the operational impacts of India's DPDPA.

India takes steps to balance AI, data privacy

Artificial intelligence continues to transform how organizations and customers conduct business, as AI-based technologies are poised to reshape industries, enhance operational efficiencies and improve overall quality of life. EY Senior Cyber Security Consultant Rishi Wadhwa, CIPP/E, takes a look at efforts in India to balance the benefits of AI with the protection of personal data and privacy.

A view from Brussels: Is the EU readying GDPR 2.0?

The idea of reopening the EU General Data Protection Regulation has been going around for some time. IAPP Managing Director, Europe, Isabelle Roccia, CIPP/E, writes there is relatively broad consensus the legislation drafted 12 years ago could use a facelift, but less consensus on which areas the scalpel should target and how to do that painlessly. Roccia highlights key points in the discussion.Full story

Data intelligence firm's government data sharing exposed

An investigation from The Wall Street Journal delves into how some data brokers buy information generated from advertisements on mobile phones and sell that information to government contractors for surveillance purposes. Cloud-based data intelligence platform Near Intelligence reportedly did not have permission to resell its data. Internal emails also suggested Near was facilitating a "massive illegal data dump" involving EU data going to U.S.