There has been a lot of discussion in the past few years on legislating a separate law for Data Privacy in India. In August 2023, India enacted a data protection law that will govern how entities process users’ personal data. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“the Act”) will establish guardrails for how organizations should handle personal data and offer citizens control over the personal data gathered for them. The Act has been seven years in the making and is the Indian government’s third attempt to pass a privacy bill.

With the passing of this Act & in our ever-growing digital era, understanding Data Privacy Laws is vital. By regulating the use and disclosure of personal information, they promote responsible handling of data, fostering trust among users.

It is absolutely important for practicing advocates, in-house counsels, corporates, CA, CS, law students etc. to understand the framework of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and practical aspects from leading industry experts.

This will open huge opportunities for lawyers, CA, CS etc. having knowledge in the space. In an increasingly digitized landscape, legal practitioners, CA, CS etc. must possess expertise in this domain to grow in their career. 

Bettering Results (BR) has curated a two day workshop on Data Protection & Privacy Laws after several discussions with industry experts to give you in-depth understanding of the Act, GDPR, data breach management, role of data protection officers, drafting of privacy policy, simulation exercise etc.

The highlight of this workshop is the Simulation exercise given to participants and led by an expert Mr. Supratim Chakraborty, Partner, Khaitan & Co. This will help you in applying your practical learning through the workshop and get expert feedback. 

Mr. Supratim has advised several eminent clients such as Jio, Amex, Facebook, General Motors, Rolls Royce etc. on data privacy & protection laws.

The workshop also includes career guidance sessions as well as the opportunity to ask questions in the live sessions and Access to Recording for a period of 1 year.