Category Archives: Cyber Law

Digital Forensics is the art and science of discovering information. We often use this term related to a situation where we need to find information which is not clearly visible in the ordinary course of a transaction. The key aspect … Continue reading →

We are  mostly informed from time to time about the GDPR fines imposed by supervisory authorities on different companies for non compliance. However GDPR also provides that a data subject may claim compensation on account of GDPR data breach through … Continue reading →

I would like to remind professionals that the next training program on the Data Protection Regulations in India would be conducted by FDPPI-Cyber Law College online as Week end batch. Tentative dates are April 30, May 1,7,8,14. The program is … Continue reading →

Naavi was adopted by me as a name as an short version of my Kannada name Nagaraja Rao Vijayashankar. The website naavi.com was launched on 14th December 1998 as a personal website and later converted into a Cyber Law website. … Continue reading →

[Discussions here are part of the Naavi’s Theory of Data] Data Governance in an organization requires identification of what is data, how data can be created or collected,  what is its value, who is the custodian, who is the owner, … Continue reading →

Hindu Business Line today carries an article stating that according to “ITU-APT”, the data protection Bill as envisaged may impede the right of foreign nationals. The report also holds a threat that foreign jurisdictions may bar use of servers located … Continue reading →