How Does DGPSI-AI fit in the DGPSI system

Under the DGPSI system we have now introduced three types of DGPSI namely DGPSI-Full, DGPSI-Lite and DGPSI-AI. There is a need for us to reflect how these three modules of Compliance system interact with each other. Is DGPSI-FULL as it’s name indicates includes the other two? or are each of the three dimensions/avatars are stand alone systems?  is a difficult question to answer.

Let us try if we can throw some light on this.

DGPSI has been a unique Compliance model for DPDPA Compliance. It is a framework which maps the requirements of compliance under five responsibility centers namely

    1. Management
    2. DPO
    3. Legal
    4. HR and
    5. IT

This is a Governance layer for compliance and reflects the Governance Risk of non compliance of DPDPA.

On the other hand, DGPSI-Lite is a “Legal layer” which maps the requirements of different sections of DPDPA into a requirement. This should address the Legal Risk of non compliance of DPDPA.

Compliance of DGPSI Lite would provide a good policy framework, which can be implemented in the DGPSI-Full implementation.

Now when DGPSI-AI is being introduced, we need to recognize this as a requirement arising on the “Technology Layer” where some of the processing uses  “Artificial Intelligence”  (AI).

Non-AI factors of implementation are taken care of by the DGPSI-Full but these requirements get augmented with DGPSI-AI because it alters the “Technology Risks”.

The legal risks are met through Governance and Technology and hence DGPSI and DGPSI-AI becomes instruments through which the Risks addressed by DGPSI-Lite is mitigated.

Naavi

About Vijayashankar Na

Naavi is a veteran Cyber Law specialist in India and is presently working from Bangalore as an Information Assurance Consultant. Pioneered concepts such as ITA 2008 compliance, Naavi is also the founder of Cyber Law College, a virtual Cyber Law Education institution. He now has been focusing on the projects such as Secure Digital India and Cyber Insurance
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