• What is it like being a Data Protection Officer in India? Privacy, Ethics & Beyond

  • Jan 31 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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What is it like being a Data Protection Officer in India? Privacy, Ethics & Beyond

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  • It's a rare sight to see two dynamic women with legal backgrounds coming together to discuss personal data!

    Our guest for today’s episode, Abha Tiwari, brings a wealth of experience to the conversation, having served as the DPO for both Renault Group and Tata Singapore Airlines (Vistara)

    Abha gracefully reflects on the significant shift we've experienced – from the days of not letting anybody read our personal diaries to openly sharing our lives on the internet, from Orkut to Instagram.

    As a DPO, she constantly strives to foster a mindset shift where everyone recognizes the value of their personal information. She encourages individuals to take a moment to decide what information to share on the internet, ensuring it is not misused by advertising giants or malicious actors.

    Abha's ability to make the subject of privacy interesting shines through in every insight that she has shared.

    Abha and Deepika both had a great time recording this episode, and we are sure that you too would enjoy their conversation.

    This special episode is a part of the larger awareness campaign we are running for Data Privacy Day on the theme of #BePrivacyConscious.

    Tune in to Security Chips for the episode!
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