DSCI DCPP case studies
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The DSCI Certified Privacy Professional (DCPP©) is a privacy certification listed by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) among its professional certification programs, alongside offerings such as the DSCI Certified Data Protection Officer (DCDPO) and DSCI Certified Privacy Lead Assessor (DCPLA©). DSCI describes itself as an organisation working toward making cyberspace safe, secure and trusted, and maintains privacy-focused frameworks, sectoral privacy guides and privacy implementation guides in its resource center. The DSCI DCPP case studies are 5 cases and about 3,200 words.
1Bundled consent and 'de-identified' health data sharing at a consumer health app
MediTrack is a Bengaluru-based health app with 4.2 million Indian users. At signup, users tick a single box consenting to 'collection, use, sharing and transfer of my health and lifestyle data for improving services, analytics, research, and insurance partnerships'.
563 words, about 3 min2EU-to-India SaaS transfers, a US analytics region and RBI payment-data localisation
Ledgerly is an Indian accounting SaaS. Its EU customers' data, including 1,400 Dublin-based employees' HR records, is hosted in Mumbai and replicated to Virginia.
675 words, about 3 min3Prioritising a three-person privacy office after a 30% budget cut
At a 9,000-person Indian conglomerate with retail, insurance and logistics units, the privacy office has three people and reports to the General Counsel. Fourteen business units run their own vendor onboarding.
668 words, about 3 min4Nine-day BPO compromise affecting an Indian bank and a German insurer
On a Friday at 18:40, ClearVoice, a Pune BPO serving an Indian bank and a German insurer, discovers a phishing compromise. An attacker had access to a customer-support drive for nine days.
681 words, about 3 min5Re-identification risk in a 'privacy-safe' telematics dataset for city planners
MoveIQ sells fleet telematics. It plans to publish a 'privacy-safe' open dataset of 1.2 million trips for municipal congestion planning.
613 words, about 3 min