Cyber Law & Data Protection

Overview

Where technology risk meets legal obligation.

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Cyber law isn't just about knowing the statutes — it's about understanding the technology behind the incident. A data breach involves servers, access logs and network forensics. Digital fraud involves payment gateways, UPI protocols and transaction trails. This practice brings both perspectives together.

Whether you're a startup building data-driven products, a business managing customer information or an individual dealing with online fraud — the advisory is grounded in both the IT Act, 2000 and the DPDP Act, 2023, combined with practical technical understanding.

Services offered

• DPDP Act 2023 Compliance

  Assessment of data collection, processing, storage and consent practices against DPDP obligations. Privacy notice drafting, consent mechanism review and breach response planning.

• IT Act 2000 Advisory

  Guidance on cyber incidents, intermediary liability, digital evidence, Section 43/66 offences and regulatory obligations for online platforms.

• Digital Fraud & Cybercrime Response

  Advisory for individuals and businesses dealing with UPI fraud, phishing, identity theft, account takeover, impersonation and online financial crime.

• Data Breach Assessment

  Evaluating breach severity, identifying notification obligations, documenting the incident and advising on remediation steps and regulatory communication.

• Privacy Policies & Documentation

  Drafting and reviewing privacy policies, cookie notices, data processing agreements, consent language and internal data handling guidelines.

• Platform & SaaS Compliance

  Advisory for online platforms, SaaS providers and tech companies on intermediary guidelines, content moderation obligations and user data responsibilities.