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Cybersecurity incidents in India have been on the rise since 2020 but the government is yet to revamp its national strategy.
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Cybersecurity incidents in India have been on the rise since 2020 but the government is yet to revamp its national strategy.
In a MediaNama discussion, experts attempt to poke holes in various aspects of the bill from the perspective of users' rights.
In the prescribed responsibilities of government and private data fiduciaries, experts identify a glaring double standard in the bill.
What needs to improve with India's Data Protection Bill, from a Company's Perspective, as per speakers at MediaNama's "Decoding India's Data Protection Bill" discussion.
Information on customers and employees were dumped online after negotiations with a hacker group broke down.
Current rules require telcos to let customers know if sensitive data like call timings have been exposed, but not before 7 days.
In light of major data breaches in India, a parliamentary committee recommends key powers for the proposed data regulator.
The ministry's answer in parliament revealed new details about a critical flaw at India’s largest securities depository.
The security flaw that left the door open for malicious actors has prompted demands for an independent audit of the bank.
The trading app disclosed that it enlisted the help of a third-party security firm after the incident.
