Overview

Protecting personal data is crucial in the digital age, balancing data processing needs with individuals’ rights to privacy and control. Indian organisations must comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act of 2023, which also applies to foreign organisations serving individuals in India.

This online course covers key aspects of the DPDP Act, including essential terms, roles, scope, and the concept of consent. It examines the rights, duties, and obligations of individuals and data processors, along with potential breaches and penalties.

The course concludes with a detailed look at data principal rights and duties, data fiduciary obligations, significant data fiduciary obligations, and the role of the Data Protection Board of India, equipping learners to ensure compliance and protect personal data effectively.

Outline Learning Objectives:

• Understand the DPDP Act, including essential terms and key roles.
• Comprehend the Act’s scope and its application to Indian-based organisations and those serving individuals in India.
• Learn about the concept of consent, including obtaining and withdrawing it, and special considerations for children and persons with disabilities.
• Explore legitimate uses, general exemptions, and state exemptions under the DPDP Act.
• Discover the rights, duties, and obligations of data principals and data fiduciaries.
• Examine the role of the Data Protection Board of India in enforcing the Act.

Audience:

This DPDP Act, 2023 e-learning course is intended for professionals involved in data management and compliance within Indianbased organisations or organisations processing personal data of individuals within India.