Abstract

This study examines, from a legal and regulatory standpoint, how India's cyber and data privacy regulations interact. Strong data privacy rules and regulations are now essential due to the growing reliance on digital technology and the gathering of personal data. However, it is difficult to adequately handle the complexity of data privacy and cybersecurity within India's current legislative framework. The Information Technology Act, 2000, the Personal Data Protection Bill, and the newly passed General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) are just a few of the laws and regulations that are examined in this article as they relate to data privacy and cybersecurity in India. It looks at how these regulations affect safeguarding personal information and combating cybercrimes. The study also examines the function of regulatory agencies like the Data Protection Authority in guaranteeing adherence to data privacy regulations and defending the rights of persons. It also talks about how difficult it is for companies to navigate India's cybersecurity and data protection laws. The overall goal of this research is to give a thorough overview of the legislative and regulatory framework that governs cybersecurity and data privacy in India. It also provides insights on possible reforms that may be required to improve cybersecurity and data protection measures in the nation.

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