Privy Times – Edition 1
The Processor's
Dilemma
Why It’s Time for Sectoral Regulators to Step In
A Dedicated Newspaper Covering All The
Developments Around Privacy.
Privacy is Entering a New Operational Era
India’s DPDP draft rules have reshaped how organizations approach consent, processor governance, children’s privacy, data localization, and cross-border transfers.
From algorithmic accountability obligations for significant data fiduciaries to growing scrutiny around cookies, tracking technologies, and data retention, privacy compliance is entering a new operational phase.
Privy Times - Edition 1 brings together regulatory developments, expert commentary, global privacy incidents, and practical compliance perspectives to help organizations navigate this evolving ecosystem.
What's Inside
Processor Accountability Under DPDP
AI, Algorithms & Data Localization
The 3-Year Data Deletion Mandate
Expert Perspectives on DPDP
Global Privacy Failures & Enforcement Actions
The Evolution of Privacy & What’s Missing Next
Who Should
Read This
Tailored for CXOs, CISOs, DPOs, legal teams, privacy professionals, insurers, NBFCs, and enterprises
preparing for DPDPA implementation.
Featured Inside This Edition
Cover Stories
Making the transition from contracts to continuous processor compliance under the DPDP Act
Big Tech algorithm accountability, data localisation obligations, and India's proposed 3-year deletion mandate for major platforms
ARAAR IDs, children's data verification, cookies, tracking technologies, and evolving global privacy regulations
Voices & Contributors
Mayank Sharma
Privacy Officer
Insights on how Data Processors can simplify DPDP compliance for Data Fiduciaries through security-first design and structured governance.
Kartikeya Raman
Associate Partner, Digital Trust & Transformation
Perspectives on third-party risk management under DPDP, focusing on access controls and contractual safeguards for processors.
Sindhu Vethoddy
Managing Director
Guidance on operationalizing parental consent under DPDP, including verification mechanisms and dynamic consent models.
Debashree Mukherjee
Director
Analysis linking the Puttaswamy judgment to India's DPDP framework and its constitutional privacy foundations.
Ashok Hariharan
CEO
Clarity on the optional nature of consent managers under DPDP and the importance of audit trails and interoperability standards.
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