DPDP Daily Brief — Proactive Compliance Takes Center Stage Amidst Evolving Liability Debates
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Privacy By Design Blueprint To Prevent 250 Crore Penalty Under DPDP Act Published
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1. Compensating the data principal - Navigating DPDP’s blind spot - Bar and Bench
Source: Google News DPDP | Read Original → Bar and Bench has highlighted a significant "blind spot" in the DPDP Act 2023 concerning direct compensation for Data Principals who suffer harm due to data breaches. While the Act empowers the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) to impose substantial monetary penalties on Data Fiduciaries (up to ₹250 Cr), the mechanism for individuals to seek direct damages remains ambiguous. This raises crucial questions about comprehensive remedies for individuals and suggests potential for future legislative clarification or common law claims, expanding the scope of liability for businesses beyond just regulatory fines.2. UT Chandigarh Organises Workshop on Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 - :: India News Calling ::
Source: Google News DPDP | Read Original →The Union Territory of Chandigarh recently hosted a comprehensive workshop dedicated to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, aimed at educating various stakeholders. This initiative underscores the ongoing efforts by government bodies across India to raise awareness and build capacity regarding the new data protection framework. Such workshops are instrumental in ensuring that government departments and local businesses understand their obligations and the Data Principal rights outlined in the Act, preparing them for its full enforcement.
3. Privacy By Design Blueprint To Prevent 250 Crore Penalty Under DPDP Act Published - varindia.com
Source: Google News DPDP | Read Original → varindia.com has reported on the release of a "Privacy By Design Blueprint," specifically designed to help organizations prevent the severe ₹250 Cr penalties under the DPDP Act 2023. This blueprint emphasizes embedding data protection principles into system architecture and business processes from the initial design phase, directly addressing the Data Fiduciary obligation under Section 8 (6) (a) to implement reasonable security safeguards. Adopting such a proactive framework is presented as a critical strategy for mitigating data breach risks and ensuring robust regulatory compliance.Stay Compliant
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