Ikigai LawIkigai LawIkigai LawIkigai Law
  • About Us
    • About
    • Our Team
    • FinTales
    • Tech Ticker
  • Practice Areas
  • Blog
  • News & Events
    • Ikigai Law in the news
    • Ikigai Law at events
    • Ikigailaw on the social media
  • Careers

Complying with India’s forthcoming data protection law

    Home Data Governance Complying with India’s forthcoming data protection law
    NextPrevious

    Complying with India’s forthcoming data protection law

    By Ikigai Law | Data Governance | 0 comment | 13 December, 2019 | 2

    The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 was introduced in the Parliament of India on 10 December 2019, and referred to a Joint Committee. This legislation will require businesses to revamp their data-handling practices and embed privacy into their systems and operations.

    Our team has put together two documents to help organisations prepare for this forthcoming law and formulate strategies for compliance. These are:

    (1) a high-level note highlighting key requirements with a rundown of action items (available here); and

    (2) a checklist for compliance under five heads: (i) understanding scope and preparing for the law; (ii) accountability; (iii) fair and lawful processing; (iv) data principals’ rights; and (v) transferring data outside India (available here).

    Compliance, Consent, data, Data Protection, PDP, Privacy, Tech Policy, Technology

    Ikigai Law

    More posts by Ikigai Law

    Related Post

    • Decoding the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019: A new data governance framework for India

      By Ikigai Law | 1 comment

      The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (“Bill”) was introduced in the Lok Sabha (lower house of the Indian Parliament) on 10 December 2019. Once enacted, this Bill will require a large number of companies (bothRead more

    • Arriving soon: India’s data protection law. The first step towards compliance is a data inventory

      By Ikigai Law | 0 comment

      There is an ancient proverb that says “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”. In today’s context, if the journey is an organisation’s efforts to comply with its data protection obligations,Read more

    • Stakeholders’ responses to the TRAI privacy consultation paper (Part XII of XII): Technological solutions to monitor compliance

      By Ikigai Law | 0 comment

      This is the twelfth post, in a twelve (12) part series of posts, to map the opinions of all the stakeholders on the basis of their responses to the consultation paper on Privacy, Security, andRead more

    • Clause by Clause Redline: 2018 and 2019 Personal Data Protection Bills

      By Ikigai Law | 0 comment

      The Indian government’s endeavour to regulate the collection and use of personal data dates back to 2012 when the A.P. Shah led committee released its report on privacy[1]. Seven years hence, the much awaited PersonalRead more

    • Draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018: what are the practical concerns?

      By Ikigai Law | 0 comment

      The draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018 (“Bill”) raises many concerns for businesses – start-ups and established companies alike. Companies will be required to revamp several of their operational practices once the Bill becomes anRead more

    Leave a Comment

    Cancel reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    NextPrevious

    Tags

    AI bitcoin Blockchain Budget Consent Consultation Consultation Paper cryptocurrency data Data Controllers data governance Data localisation Data Protection Data Subjects digital economy Digital India Drones E-Commerce Facebook Fintech Government Government of India healthtech Ikigai Law India Indian government Innovation intermediary liability MeITY Notice Online Content Personal Data policy Privacy RBI Recommendation Regulation Srikrishna Committee Stakeholders Startups Surveillance Technology Tech Policy TechTicker TRAI

    Connect with Ikigai Law

    Copyright 2018 Ikigai Law | All Rights Reserved             

    Information

    • Practice Areas
    • Blog
    • Careers
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy

    Contact us

    Office
    T-7/402, Commonwealth Games Village Apartment,
    New Delhi, Delhi 110092 India.

    Email Address

    contact@ikigailaw.com

    Designed & Developed by Kalakaari
    • About Us
      • About
      • Our Team
      • FinTales
      • Tech Ticker
    • Practice Areas
    • Blog
    • News & Events
      • Ikigai Law in the news
      • Ikigai Law at events
      • Ikigailaw on the social media
    • Careers
    Ikigai Law