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The Era of Certified Independent Data Auditor training begins

The concept of Independent Data Auditor introduced by FDPPI will be a watershed event in the history of Data Protection in India. The Era is now set to begin. Venue: Fairfield Marriott, 59th C Cross, 4th M Block, Rajaji Nagar, Bengaluru, India, 560 010 … Continue reading

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One day workshop in Mumbai on DPDPA

Corporatelore Communication, Mumbai is organizing a one day workshop on DPDPA on 24th July 2026 at Holiday Inn, Mumbai. The program will be conducted by Naavi. The details of the program are available below. Download the flyer Naavi

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Why we call Data Auditors as “Guardians of DPDPA Compliance”

DPDPA introduced the statutory profession of “Independent Data Auditor” under Section 10. Section 10 described the additional responsibilities of a Significant Data Fiduciary which stated that the Significant Data Fiduciary shall appoint an independent data auditor to carry out data … Continue reading

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Why DGPSI Bank Branch

(…Continued) As a further refinement of the DGPSI system for Sectoral compliance, Naavi/FDPPI presents for public debate, the DGPSI-Bank Branch framework. This follows the foundation principle of DGPSI namely “Distributed Responsibility” in DPDPA Compliance. DGPSI-Bank Branch is a comprehensive framework … Continue reading

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DGPSI for Bank Branch Managers

Naavi/FDPPI has been working on DPDPA Compliance for different sectors including Banks. In this process of developing DGPSI-Banks, it has been recognized that Indian Banks operate with a vide network of physical branches where Branch Managers and their employees interact … Continue reading

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DPDPA Compliance in a heavily regulated sector like Banks

In quest for the right framework for DGPSI-Banks, it has been necessary to take a deep look at the current regulatory directions from RBI to Banks. Let us restrict ourselves today to the post digital regulatory era in Banking. After … Continue reading

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