National Law Day Report 2015

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I am sharing the link of the NLD Report. The Report compiles a summary of the two sessions of IAPP, viz, Evolving cyber crime and data breaches moderated by Rajesh Kumar and the other one on Privacy and Data Security Compliances. Thanks INBA for publishing the report.

http://nld.indianbarassociation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/NLD-Report-2015.pdf

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