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Invield to Host "DPDP Compliance: Who Is Actually Responsible?" - A Role-Based Webinar on India's Data Protection Act, 23 October 2026
Gurugram-based cybersecurity firm Invield addresses the accountability gap organisations face under the DPDP Act 2023, walking IT, Legal, HR, Sales, Marketing, Operations and the Board through who is actually responsible when personal data compliance fails.Gurugram, India - Invield (Bitxia SecOps Private Limited), a cybersecurity and data-protection compliance firm, will host a live webinar titled "DPDP Compliance: Who Is Actually Responsible?" on 23 October 2026, from 3:00-6:00 PM IST.
The session addresses a question many organisations are still confused about under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023: when a personal data breach or compliance failure occurs, who is actually held accountable - IT, Legal, HR, the DPO, department heads, or the Board? The webinar walks through a practical, role-based accountability model covering IT, Information Security, HR, Sales, Marketing, Operations, Procurement, Legal, the DPO function, and senior management, using real-world failure scenarios from each department.
Attendees will learn the legal distinction between accountability and operational responsibility under the Act, the specific privacy obligations of each business function, what happens when a third-party vendor causes a data breach, and how to build a practical, organisation-wide DPDP governance structure - rather than treating compliance as solely an IT or Legal responsibility.
The webinar is hosted by Kapil Gaur, Founder of Invield, a CISA-certified cybersecurity, privacy and GRC expert with an LL.B focused on cyber law and close to two decades of experience in the field.
Registration is open now at events.invield.com, with a Viewer Pass (Rs 999) and a Viewer + Expert Connect Pass (Rs 1,499) available. Registration closes 17 October 2026.
About Invield: Invield (Bitxia SecOps Private Limited) is a Gurugram-based cybersecurity company offering SIEM, VAPT, and DPDP Act 2023 compliance services through its Invield 360 degree platform. Learn more at invield.com.
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Invield (Bitxia SecOps Private Limited)
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Invield (Bitxia SecOps Private Limited)
Office# C0701, Tower C, Unitech Cyber Park, Gurgaon Sector 39, Haryana 122001, India
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Press Contact: Kapil Gaur, Founder - kapil@invield.com
Invield (Bitxia SecOps Private Limited) is a Gurugram-based cybersecurity company offering SIEM, VAPT, and DPDP Act 2023 compliance services through its Invield 360 degree platform, serving mid-market and enterprise clients across India. The company is led by Founder Kapil Gaur, a CISA-certified cybersecurity, privacy and GRC expert with an LL.B focused on cyber law and close to two decades of experience in the field. Invield's mission is to make enterprise-grade security monitoring and regulatory compliance accessible and operationally practical for Indian organisations navigating the DPDP Act 2023. Learn more at invield.com.
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