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Regulatory system needs a rethink after data breaches at Juspay and MobiKwik, say experts

5 hours ago The fintech and startup ecosystem that has emerged in recent years has a major governance issue: data breaches and leaks are not taken seriously. Unfortunately, the regulatory system has not woken up to the fact that the recent data breaches at Juspay and MobiKwik can significantly cause harm to idle users in the future. The Indian government is yet to introduce a Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) in Parliament at a time when incidents of data breaches and personal information being sold on the darkweb are increasing year-on-year. The lack of a Data Protection Authority and a Personal Data Protection Law means that there is regulatory ambiguity in terms of who should respond to breaches and investigate them. Industry experts told MediaNama that the entire regulatory system needs to be strengthened, business models need a rethink and that companies need to be made more accountable, whether through the courts or through internal governance practices.

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Find out how mid-sized governments are changing their approach to technology

Find out how mid-sized governments are changing their approach to technology
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Parler Files New Lawsuit Against Amazon, Says Tech Giant Tried to Destroy App

Parler Files New Lawsuit Against Amazon, Says Tech Giant Tried to ‘Destroy’ App Parler accused Amazon of a breach of contract, defamation, and anticompetitive behavior. Amazon Web Services (AWS) terminated Parler’s hosting contract and alleged that violent threats were made on the app, claiming Parler didn’t act to remove them. It came after the breach of the Capitol on Jan. 6. Parler’s suit stated that Amazon defamed the app by making it a scapegoat of the Jan. 6 breach, noting that Twitter and Facebook also hosted content in connection with the incident. “Because of AWS’s malicious defamatory statements, Parler’s public reputation suffered severe damage and Parler has had many potential service providers refuse to work with it, hampering and delaying its ability to get back online,” the company’s lawyers wrote.

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Algonomy Announces Inaugural QSR Summit 2021

Algonomy Announces Inaugural QSR Summit 2021 Global Restaurant Brands to Redo Digital to Win in the Digital-first Era When: March 10th (APAC) and March 17th (North America & Europe) News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO and BENGALURU, India, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Algonomy (previously Manthan-RichRelevance), the leading Algorithmic Customer Engagement solutions company, today announced that they are hosting QSR Summit 2021 in partnership with AWS (Amazon Web Services) on March 10th and 17th, 2021. Themed Redo Digital in the New Normal , QSR Summit 2021 will bring together experts, thought leaders and influencers from leading QSR brands such as Yum!, McDonald s, Domino s, KFC, Alamar, Pizza Hut.

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What Comes After Parler

Parler’s Rise Was Also Its Downfall Kaitlyn Tiffany On the last day of Parler, the vibe was electric. Popular Searches It was the weekend after supporters of President Donald Trump had stormed the Capitol in an attempt to disrupt the certification of the election. With just more than a 24-hour warning, the “free speech social network” and aspiring Twitter alternative was being cut off by its cloud-hosting provider, Amazon Web Services. There were all-caps claims that “antifa” was actively taking over New York City, dressed in riot gear. There was rampant speculation about whether Trump had invoked the Insurrection Act, for reasons unclear. There was discussion of how Parler’s removal from the internet might be an event proving the validity of the QAnon conspiracy theory, the beginning of a mythical “10 days of darkness,” to precede the violent denouement of a global satanic plot. The company’s CEO, John Matze, posted frenzied promises: “I beli

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