With the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 moving closer to full-scale implementation, organisations now have a limited window to operationalise their compliance programmes. With less than 9 months remaining until the anticipated compliance deadline, businesses must move beyond policy drafting and focus on implementing practical data governance measures, consent management frameworks, third-party risk management processes, and data breach preparedness mechanisms.
To help organisations navigate these evolving requirements, the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), in association with LKS as its Knowledge Partner, is hosting an interactive session on the fundamentals and practical implementation of India's data protection framework.
This session will provide legal, operational, and business perspectives on DPDP compliance and conclude with an interactive Q&A with industry experts.
The session will cover:
Practical aspects of implementing a DPDP compliance programme;
Consent management, privacy notices, and data principal rights;
Vendor and third-party compliance considerations;
Personal data breach preparedness and response requirements;
Key compliance challenges and implementation strategies;
Interactive Q&A with DPDP experts.
Speakers –
L. Badri Narayanan, ExecutivePartner
Noorul Hassan, Executive Partner
Asish Philip Abraham, ExecutivePartner
Sameer Avasarala, Associate Partner
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