Explains how the DPDP Act gives citizens control over personal data, mandates consent, and imposes penalties for breaches. Key takeaway: Your data is now legally protected, and companies must ...

The DPDP Rules, 2025, introduce obligations that come into force in May 2027, creating new expectations for how organisations collect, use, secure, and delete personal data.

UNHCR’s General Policy on Personal Data Protection and Privacy (GDPP) brings the Agency’s longstanding human rights-based approach to data protection and privacy ...

The EU has the strongest data protection rules in the world. Protection of personal data is considered a fundamental right in the EU. On this page Personal data in the digital age Data protection as a ...

While the Act provides clarity to users on how their data can be used by corporations, it also provides clarity to companies (including startups) on how they must deal with users’ personal data, and ...

Data protection is essential to guarantee people’s privacy and digital rights. At Telefónica, we must consider it a strategic ...

Credit exposes personal information of more than 5.8 million people through compromised third-party integration partner.

The Digital Personal Data Protection framework in India is now operational with the notification of the 2025 Rules, creating ...

Explore the critical intersection of trust and technology in safeguarding India's healthcare data amidst rising cyber threats ...

According to the lawyer, the processing of personal data must be based on the voluntary, explicit, and optional consent of ...

Coupang disclosed a data breach affecting 33.7 million customers after unauthorized access to personal data went undetected ...