Data Security Council of India

DSCI is pleased to have contributed to the two-day National Workshop on the Convergence of Artificial Intelligence, Material Science, and Cyber Security for Smart Manufacturing in Industry 4.0, organized by Doon University and IIT Madras, through a dedicated session as part of the program.

Held under the Partnership for Accelerated Innovation and Research (PAIR) program of the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF), Government of India, the workshop served as a critical cornerstone for accelerating scientific research in the country, in accordance with the recommendations of the National Education Policy.

👉 More details at: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2269469®=48&lang=2

Doon University IIT Madras | Anusandhan National Research Foundation - ANRF

DSCI Advanced Cyber Skill Centre had the privilege of hosting Mr. Vishal Gautam, Director - AI & Cyber Threat Research Center - India, whose presence brought fresh perspectives and valuable learnings to the students of .

During his interaction with the students, he provided critical guidance on various aspects of the cybersecurity domain. Appreciating the program, he also commended the training approach while exchanging insightful perspectives.

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| Proposed Advisory Guidelines on Use of Personal Data in Generative AI, 2026 (Singapore)

The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), Singapore, supported by IMDA, released the Proposed Advisory Guidelines on Use of Personal Data in Generative AI on June 2, 2026. The guidelines clarify how the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) applies across the Generative AI lifecycle, including the development, deployment, and post-deployment stages.

Among other provisions, the guidelines explain when organizations may rely on the Publicly Available Exception to collect personal data through web scraping, require AI-specific notifications before personal data is used to train or fine-tune models, allocate data protection responsibilities across Model Providers, System Providers, and System Deployers, and address individuals’ rights to access and correct their personal data.

DSCI is preparing its inputs on the proposed guidelines and invites stakeholders to share comments and feedback for consideration in its submission.

📢 Share your inputs by June 29, 2026 at [email protected]

To read the proposed guidelines:https://www.dsci.in/files/content/documents/2026/singapore-proposed-advisory-guidelines-on-use-of-personal-data-in-generative-ai.pdf

Read the brief: https://www.dsci.in/resource/content/brief-proposed-advisory-guidelines-use-personal-data-generative-ai-2026-singapore

| Join us for an exclusive session as we explore recent developments in cybersecurity frontier AI models and their capabilities, with a focus on what sovereignty could mean for nations and businesses worldwide.

Details:
📅 25 June 2026
🕛 5 PM – 6 PM

Attend Live at: https://www.linkedin.com/events/understandingsovereigntyintheev7473605380355424256/theater/

| Why the Right to Be Forgotten (RTBF) is becoming an important concern for the maintenance and updating of digital archives, especially when continued availability no longer serves any legitimate purpose.

This blog brings an important perspective in light of the Delhi High Court’s judgment, which recognizes RTBF as a part of the right to informational privacy. It also highlights a larger concern: how personal information fed into large language models (LLMs) poses a far more complex problem than previously understood.

👉 More details at: https://www.dsci.in/article/content/acquittal-anonymity-delhi-high-courts-ruling-right-be-forgotten-and-what-comes-next

| Explore the brief on Singapore’s Proposed Advisory Guidelines on Use of Personal Data in Generative AI.

On June 2, 2026, the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), Singapore, with support from IMDA, released the Proposed Advisory Guidelines on Use of Personal Data in Generative AI. The guidelines clarify how Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act, 2012 (PDPA) applies across the Generative AI lifecycle, from model development and deployment to post-deployment operations.

The proposed framework addresses the collection and use of personal data for AI training and fine-tuning, outlines the application of the Publicly Available Exception for web-scraped data, establishes AI-specific transparency and notification requirements, and clarifies data protection responsibilities across Model Providers, System Providers, and System Deployers. The guidelines also reinforce individuals’ rights to access and correct their personal data.

This brief analyses the key provisions of the proposed guidelines and their implications for AI developers, deployers, and organizations leveraging Generative AI technologies.

👉 Read the complete brief here: https://dsci.in/resource/content/brief-proposed-advisory-guidelines-use-personal-data-generative-ai-2026-singapore

| Preliminary Draft Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Courts, 2026

The Supreme Court of India has released a preliminary draft titled “Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Courts, 2026”, which seeks to establish a comprehensive governance framework for the adoption, deployment, and oversight of AI across the Indian judicial system.

The draft aims to balance innovation and efficiency with judicial independence, constitutional values, accountability, transparency, and data protection. It outlines principles and safeguards for the responsible use of AI within judicial processes while preserving the integrity of the justice system.

DSCI is preparing its inputs on the preliminary draft and invites stakeholders to share comments and feedback for consideration in its submission.

📢 Share your inputs by June 17, 2026 at [email protected]

Read the brief on the guideline:https://www.dsci.in/files/content/knowledge-centre/2026/brief_regulations-for-use-of-ai-in-courts.pdf

To read the preliminary draft regulations:https://www.dsci.in/files/content/documents/2026/sci-guideline.pdf

| Explore the brief on the Draft Guidelines for Responsible Labelling of Synthetically Generated Content in Advertising.

On May 8, 2026, The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) released the Draft Guidelines for Responsible Labelling of Synthetically Generated Content in Advertising. The draft proposes a risk-based framework for the use of Artificial Intelligence and synthetic content in advertisements, with an emphasis on transparency, responsible deployment, and AI-use disclosures.

The Guidelines seek to establish clear labelling requirements for synthetically generated content across different risk categories, helping consumers identify AI-generated material while promoting accountability in digital advertising practices.

This brief examines the proposed framework, key compliance requirements, and the implications for advertisers, platforms, content creators, and the broader advertising ecosystem.

👉 Read the complete brief here: https://www.dsci.in/resource/content/brief-draft-guidelines-responsible-labelling-sgi-advertising

As organizations accelerate AI adoption, identity security and compliance must evolve alongside it.

Join us for an insightful webinar where we explore how Agentic AI is reshaping enterprise operations and why a strong identity-centric approach is essential to ensure governance, accountability, and regulatory compliance in the age of autonomous AI.

Hear from industry experts:
🔹 Nishant Tripathi – Advisory Solution Consultant, SailPoint
🔹 Prasad Ramchandra Deore Deore – Vice President, DSCI

Gain practical insights into:
✅ Identity security for AI-driven environments
✅ Governance and compliance considerations for Agentic AI
✅ Risk management and access controls in autonomous systems
✅ Building a secure and trusted AI framework

📅 10 June 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM onwards

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