Today's Headlines

1. India's data privacy rules entering enforcement phases, raising compliance stakes for U.S. financial firms - Compliance Week

Source: Compliance Week | Read Original →

India's DPDP Act 2023 is now transitioning into active enforcement, marking a critical juncture for all Data Fiduciaries, particularly U.S. financial firms operating within the country. This shift means businesses must move beyond policy drafting to operational compliance, with heightened scrutiny on their data processing activities and robust adherence to Section 8 (Data Fiduciary obligations) to avoid penalties. The message is clear: the grace period is over, and proactive compliance is paramount.

2. Publicly accessible personal data under the DPDP Act: AI training and other public-source data uses - Nasscom

Source: Nasscom | Read Original → Nasscom has released important clarifications regarding the treatment of publicly accessible personal data under the DPDP Act, specifically addressing its use for AI training and other public-source data applications. This guidance is vital for tech startups and companies developing AI models, as it clarifies the conditions under which such data can be processed while respecting the principles of legitimate use (Section 4) and consent where applicable. Businesses must carefully evaluate their practices to ensure that even publicly sourced data is handled compliantly.

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