Privacy Law Archives - Corpotech Legal

Cyber Law Employment LawInternship Related Frauds: Legal Safeguards and Remedies Every Student Must Know

August 23, 20250

For today’s students and fresh graduates, internships are no longer optional—they are a must-have stepping stone to build a career. Whether it’s gaining practical exposure, understanding workplace culture, or networking with industry professionals, internships bridge the crucial gap between learning and employment. But in recent years, this bridge has also become a trap for unsuspecting...

Privacy LawNavigating GDPR, DPDPA, and SCCs: Data Transfer Rules for Indian Digital Services Exporters

August 22, 20250

Cross-Border Data Regulations: What Exporters Must Know about GDPR, DPDPA, Standard Contractual Clauses and the New Rules of Digital Trade When Indian exporters first began shipping software and IT services abroad, the biggest questions revolved around delivery timelines, coding quality, and costs. But today, another factor increasingly determines whether a company makes it past the...

Cyber Security Privacy LawAndroRAT – The spyware which controls your phone remotely.

August 5, 20250

Read how a seemingly innocent App, introduced by hackers using AndroRAT, can turn your Phone into a 24/7 Spying Tool, what are the safeguards to be used and legal remedies available in case of phone is hacked. It All Starts With a Tap You’re browsing the Play Store. A cool-looking cleaner app promises to speed...

Cyber Law Privacy Law UncategorizedCyber Breaches in Law Firms: Legal Duties, Consequences, and Compliance in India

June 30, 20250

The threat of cyber breaches in law firms is a growing concern worldwide, with recent international incidents highlighting the scale and impact of such attacks. For example, major law firms in the United States and Australia have suffered ransomware attacks and data leaks, exposing sensitive client information and resulting in significant financial and reputational consequences....

Privacy Issues on Web | Takedown to Unlearning | Rethinking Intermediary Duties in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence Privacy Law Technology LawPrivacy Issues on Web | Takedown to Unlearning | Rethinking Intermediary Duties in the Age of AI

June 23, 20250

India’s Intermediary Rules, 2021 (amended in 2023), impose proactive duties on platforms to curb unlawful content such as defamation, CSAM, and NCII. Yet, despite timely takedowns, such content often persists—resurfacing through search engine caches or being regenerated by AI models. This exposes critical gaps in compliance and enforcement. Machine Unlearning (MuL), a growing global technique,...

Cyber Law Privacy LawRight to Be Forgotten in India – Statutory Developments

June 18, 20250

The Evolving Landscape of the Right to Be Forgotten in India: A Deep Dive into Case Law and Statutory Developments In our increasingly digital world, information, once published, can remain accessible indefinitely, creating what some call a “permanent atmosphere” of suspicion or prejudice. This permanence often clashes with an individual’s desire to move past...

Cyber Law Privacy LawFAQs on Right to be Forgotten in India

June 18, 20250

1. What is the “Right to be Forgotten” in the Indian context? The “Right to be Forgotten” in India is an evolving legal concept, considered an inherent aspect of the broader “Right to Privacy,” which itself is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It allows individuals to request the removal or...

Artificial Intelligence Cyber LawIndia strive for Responsible AI with AI Readiness Assessment Methodology by UNESCO

June 6, 20250

Indian AI revolution is going great. The kind of talent we have will certainly make India a leader in developing AI applications. However, we still need innovation in developing India centric LLMs and AI Governance models. This means that we should cover the diversity and inclusivity of India in the datasets, to reduce/minimize the biases...

Cyber Law Employment LawEmployee Related Cyber Offence and Corporate Response

May 30, 20250

This blog focuses on the issue that most often employers fail to present admissible evidence in court in the offence related to employees. It gives some suggestion about what can be done about it In an era where digital footprints drive business decisions, legal disputes involving employees are increasingly dependent on electronic evidence. Whether it’s...

Cyber LawI4C authorized to get financial intelligence for cybercrime investigation under PMLA 2002.

May 18, 20250

I4C Now Authorized Under PMLA: Strengthening India’s Fight Against Cybercrime and Digital Money Laundering Introduction In a significant move to combat the growing threat of cyber-enabled financial crimes, the Ministry of Finance issued Notification G.S.R. 261(E) dated April 25, 2025, amending the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA). This amendment brings the Indian Cyber Crime...

Older Posts

``The law is a business tool, not an obstacle. Use it wisely.``

Cyber Law Employment LawInternship Related Frauds: Legal Safeguards and Remedies Every Student Must Know

Cyber Security Privacy LawAndroRAT – The spyware which controls your phone remotely.

Cyber Law Privacy Law UncategorizedCyber Breaches in Law Firms: Legal Duties, Consequences, and Compliance in India

Artificial Intelligence Privacy Law Technology LawPrivacy Issues on Web | Takedown to Unlearning | Rethinking Intermediary Duties in the Age of AI

Cyber Law Privacy LawRight to Be Forgotten in India – Statutory Developments

Cyber Law Privacy LawFAQs on Right to be Forgotten in India

Artificial Intelligence Cyber LawIndia strive for Responsible AI with AI Readiness Assessment Methodology by UNESCO

Cyber Law Employment LawEmployee Related Cyber Offence and Corporate Response

Cyber LawI4C authorized to get financial intelligence for cybercrime investigation under PMLA 2002.

SERVICES

LINKS

FREE CONSULTATION

Disclaimer & Confirmation