Scope, Roles and Key Definitions under DPDP for Employers
Description
Deepens understanding of who is protected, who is responsible and what types of data are covered under the DPDP Act, with a specific focus on how these concepts apply inside an employer–employee relationship and a typical corporate environment.
Learning Objectives
After completing this subject, learners will be able to accurately distinguish different categories of personal data encountered at work, including basic identifiers, contact details and more sensitive information. They will be able to recognise when someone is acting as a Data Principal, Data Fiduciary or Data Processor and appreciate the accountability that flows from each role. Learners will also understand the idea of Significant Data Fiduciaries and special treatment of children’s data and data of persons with disabilities, so they can flag higher-risk situations to supervisors or the privacy team.