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IDPS 2024 is an annual event which every Data Protection Professional looks forward to in India for knowledge enhancement. This year the main theme is “AI and Robotics” and their impact on Privacy.

At this time, I would recall that in IDPS 2023, as well as in IDPS 2022, we had discussed “Emerging Technology” and its impact on Privacy.

For example, even in 2022, we had a panel discussion on Emerging technologies and Challenges , a link to which is available here

Has anything changed this year? Has the technology advanced further?

We have new generation of LLMs and new versions of humanoid robots. Some of these robots have been operationalized in India as well. New laws such as EU AI Act are emerging. US is struggling to find a solution to a federal AI law. The Quantum Computing has made more progress and the threat of our crypto systems being broken is closer to reality than earlier. Neuro rights which we started discussing in IDPS 2022 now finds an expression in California and Colorado laws of data protection. India itself which was discussing a Digital India Act appears to have slowed down its initiatives on the laws for new technology

IDPS 2024 has planned several Keynotes and Panel discussions and even a master class on AI to discuss the current developments in AI in EU, US and India.

It should be interesting to also discuss the use of humanoid robots in the Indian scenario and we hope to have some interesting discussions on the same.

The IDPS 2024 looks to be an exciting two days which Data Protection Professionals should not miss.

Checkout at www.idps2024.in and register today.

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November 30 and December 1, KLE Law college auditorium in Ullal, Bengaluru will host IDPS 2024 (Indian Data Protection Summit 2024), the premier Data Protection Summit in India.

Several international speakers will be participating both physically and virtually and along with other speakers from India will discuss several topics around “Challenges of AI and Robotics on Privacy”.

www.idps2024.in has full details

During the occasion, FDPPI will be honouring some professionals with Awards. Some special Focussed group sessions are planned for different segments of processionals like Advocates, MSMEs, DPOs, and Data Auditors. A master class on AI is also planned.

Professionals will get 12 CPE points and a participation certificate after the event (softcopy).

The participation is available both physically and virtually.. with an unbelievable price of Rs 3000/- per delegate for physical presence and Rs 1500/- per person for virtual presence.

The notional financial value of the participation as per Data Valuation Standard of India could be over Rs 24000/-

FDPPI and KLE therefore are together contributing to the society more than Rs 20000/- per delegate as their social commitment.

Those who donot use this opportunity can only blame themselves.

Register today

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DTS or Data Trust score is a derivative of DGPSI the unique framework developed by FDPPI. After an auditor audits the DPDPA compliance system of an organization, the auditor also simultaneously generates the Data Trust Score for the enterprise which reflects the maturity of implementation of DPDPA Compliance. This is a conversion of subjective assessment of the auditor into an objective score.

The organization is free to use this score either to improve itself or to disclose it to its customers to enhance their confidence.

In addition, DTS can be used as an “Insurability Index” at the time of seeking insurance against the liabilities of DPDPA and for negotiating the premium for the insurance policy. Similarly when there is a claim, DTS can be used to negotiate the Claim with the insurer.

Additionally, since DGPSI is a process based implementation in the enterprise, DTS can be calculated for each process separately. When a certain process represents a “Product”, “Service” or an “AI algorithm”, the DTS allocated to the process can be used as a marketing tag indicating the induced compliance impact when the product or service is used by a third party.

Learn more about this by attending the Focused Group Discussion for Data Auditors at the IDPS 2024 conference in Bengaluru on November 30 and December 1.

Register today at www.idps2024.in

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The DGPSI is a unique invention of FDPPI to facilitate an efficient “compliance by Design” system for DPDPA compliance.

The DGPSI Eco system consists of four components. At the foundation of DGPSI are the set of 12 principles which are like “Standards” for implementation.

DGPSI Lite is the first level of compliance where the focus is compliance of specific sections of DPDPA.

DGPSI is an extension of DGPSI Lite and expands compliance to ITA 2000 and Data Governance under BIS requirements.

DTS or Data Trust Score is the outcome of an audit converted into an objective score as an assessment of the maturity of implementation.

To understand all the nuances of DGPSI, professionals may attend the focussed group discussion at IDPS 2024 at Bangalore.

Professionals attend many conferences round the year on various topics. Currently it is the season of Data Protection in India and multiple conferences are being held at different locations.

For those who attend a paid conference where there is a “Delegate Fee” often wonder what do they take from the conference.

There are one class of attendees whose main purpose of attending a conference is networking with the peers and thereby enhancing their business prospects or employment opportunities. There is another class of participants who believe that attending a conference is for “Knowledge” and every hour spent is helpful in improving themselves. The concept of allotting CPE hours is based on this principle that some learning does take place.

FDPPI which has been advocating “Valuation of Data” in its compliance guidance, has been focussing on this “Knowledge” part of a conference in its events like the IDPS 2024 so that there is “Value for Money” for the participants.

Hence the two day program on November 30 and December 1 is meant to provide nearly 12+ hours of conference time (excluding lunch and tea breaks) involving listening to Key Note and Panel Discussions. Accordingly CPE hours are also allocated to the registered participants.

What is more important in the case of FDPPI conference is that in addition to the 12 hours of conference time, participants are provided with “Focus Group Sessions” of around 6 hours at the conference venue itself and an additional Virtual keynotes of another 4-6 hours. As a result, apart from the main conference time of around 12 hours, another 6 hours are being offered without any additional price.

The delegate fee of Rs 3000/- therefore covers nearly 18 hours of knowledge sharing time. If we consider that each knowledge hour in the conference is worth Rs 1000 and each focus group hour session is worth at least Rs 2000/- we are talking of a total value of Rs 12000+12000 equal to Rs 24000. This is a value multiple of 8 times on the delegate fee paid.

Between now and the conference time, we are trying to add another 12 hours of recorded videos so that the value multiple is raised further to around 12 times, valuing the virtual sessions at Rs 1000/- per hour.

FDPPI is proud that as a Section 8 company, it is its commitment to the Data Protection Community to provide such value addition.

For more information, visit www.idps2024.in

Register today and book your seat….here