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Continue reading →: Don’t get caught out : learn from others’ mistakes in data retentionHow long is your company supposed to retain the personal data of its customers? Under the GDPR, companies found retaining data beyond the stipulated period can face fines of up to 4% of their annual global turnover or €20 million, whichever is higher. And, under the DPDPA regime, the fines…
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Continue reading →: Handle data breaches like a pro and save millions todayIn 2023, Meta, Facebook’s parent company, incurred a record-breaking fine of 1.2 billion Euros under GDPR for mishandling personal data during transfers from Europe to the United States, a persistent oversight that drew significant scrutiny from the European Data Protection Board. The broader context is even more concerning. According to…
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Continue reading →: How can you determine whether your organisation in India has to comply with GDPRHere’s a fact for you- Indian companies might also have to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation. And here’s another interesting fact- by simply identifying which businesses these are- you can start your journey as a Data Protection Manager. How? Well, most businesses in India aren’t even aware of…
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Continue reading →: Privacy talent needed across professions for 7 types of workData protection and privacy management work is divided into 7 categories. Engineers, developers, including UI/UX teams, product managers are uniquely positioned to do this work – many of them continue to utilise privacy knowledge in their existing roles while others later branch out as privacy engineers once the company sets…
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Continue reading →: Privacy work demo : how to take decisions on international data transfers
Let’s learn an awesome skill which will give you a flavour of privacy work at its best – international data transfers. Privacy professionals working in Big Four, MNCs, and international startups that are expanding internationally have to do this work all the time. How can you take a decision on…
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Continue reading →: Why is it a good time to join the judiciaryWe are making great progress on learning the nuances of the Judiciary as a career. Today, let me tell you about why there is a great opportunity for judiciary aspirants right now and why it is going to get better in the coming years. There is a tsunami of vacancies…
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Continue reading →: Scared by fierce competition for the judiciary examMost people know that the competition for judiciary exams is very high, but how high is it exactly? I do not want to scare you, but help you to forge the right mindset. Otherwise, you will be like the proverbial ostrich who buries its head in the sand when there…
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Continue reading →: Do you need to cram a lot for the judiciary examIt is a myth that you have to memorise a lot of notes to crack the judiciary exam. Most people who try to do this end up failing. Of course, in college exams, right before your exam, you can mug up material from topper’s notes/ guidebooks and focus on filling…
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Continue reading →: Backup options for judiciary aspirantsRemember that no matter how seriously you prepare, the judiciary is a difficult and competitive exam. Success cannot be guaranteed beforehand. Even college toppers and high performers regularly fail judiciary exams. Being a topper in college does not mean that you can crack the judiciary exams. Most college toppers have…
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Continue reading →: Do you know your top 3 states for attempting the judiciary exam
Winners choose their top 3 states for judiciary before starting preparation. Due to variations in the syllabus of every state, it is important to choose your states of priority and pursue state-specific preparation. 90% of the candidates attempt every judiciary exam that is notified for the sake of practice. The…
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