Introduction Technology Risk Governance is becoming an important part of corporate governance in India. Businesses now depend on cloud services, software, artificial intelligence, digital platforms, data systems, payment technology, and external technology vendors. When technology fails, the impact can go beyond the IT department. A cyberattack can

Introduction AI Audit is becoming an increasingly important part of responsible artificial intelligence governance as Indian businesses use AI for customer service, recruitment, marketing, financial analysis, software development, decision-making, fraud detection, and other business functions. As AI systems become more integrated into business operations, organisations need practical

Introduction Platform Accountability is becoming increasingly important as social media platforms, digital intermediaries, content-sharing services, and other online services deal with the rapid growth of synthetic and AI-generated content. Artificial intelligence can now create realistic text, images, audio, and video, including deepfakes and other manipulated material that

Introduction Founder Agreement Risks can become a serious concern when business partners start operating a company based mainly on verbal promises, informal messages, personal understandings, or undocumented arrangements. In the early stages of a startup, founders may rely on trust and friendship instead of formally documenting ownership,

Introduction AI Vulnerability Compliance is becoming an important consideration for Indian technology companies that develop, deploy, integrate, or provide artificial intelligence and machine-learning systems. As AI becomes increasingly connected to applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, software development environments, enterprise systems, and customer-facing platforms, vulnerabilities in AI systems can

Introduction Copyright Licensing is an important legal consideration for mobile apps and digital platforms that create, host, distribute, display, stream, store, or commercialise digital content. Mobile applications and online platforms may use software, photographs, videos, music, illustrations, articles, databases, graphics, icons, user-generated content, and other copyrighted materials.