DPDP Act (India)
India's data protection law for digital personal data, made operational by the DPDP Rules, 2025, which come into force in phases until May 2027.
Focus area · Phishing
Running ethical, consent-based phishing simulations that measure risk without punishing people.
Phishing remains one of the most common ways attackers gain a foothold. Simulated phishing campaigns, sent with organisational authorisation to staff, help measure exposure and give people safe practice at spotting and reporting suspicious messages.
Simulations can also backfire. Campaigns that trick and shame people damage trust and discourage reporting. Ethical programmes are approved by leadership, HR and legal, respect privacy, avoid manipulative lures, and celebrate reporting at least as much as they track clicks.
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Related frameworks
India's data protection law for digital personal data, made operational by the DPDP Rules, 2025, which come into force in phases until May 2027.
The EU's comprehensive data protection law, setting principles, lawful bases, individual rights and accountability duties for anyone processing personal data in its scope.
The international, certifiable standard for building, running and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS).
NIST's voluntary, outcome-based framework for understanding, assessing, prioritising and communicating cybersecurity risk, organised into six functions including the new Govern function.