GDPR vs DPDP: What India’s Privacy Law Learned from 5 Years of Global Data Protection Experience

World Informatix Introduction When the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in 2018, it became the most influential privacy law in the world. Organizations invested heavily in compliance programs, regulators tested new enforcement mechanisms, and governments across the globe observed one of the largest privacy governance experiments ever undertaken. India was […]
The Definitive Guide to India’s DPDP Act: Navigating the New Era of Digital Privacy

World Informatix The landscape of data privacy in India has undergone a transformative shift. With the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 now fully operationalized by the DPDP Rules, 2025, India has transitioned from a “data-rich” to a “data-governed” economy. As of early 2026, the Data Protection Board of India has been established to […]
SWIFT CSCF 2026 Has A New Mandatory Control – 2.4M

World Informatix MANDATORY CONTROL · CSCF V2026 Control 2.4: Back Office Data Flow Security Is No Longer Optional Of all the changes in CSCF v2026, Control 2.4M demands the most immediate operational attention. Elevated from advisory to mandatory, it extends your compliance perimeter beyond the SWIFT secure zone into the data pathways that connect it […]
AI Phishing: The Scammers’ New Tool

Not long ago, phishing emails were relatively easy to spot. They were riddled with spelling mistakes, awkward grammar, and suspicious-looking links that gave them away
AI Penetration Testing — Smarter, Faster, and More Actionable Security

Penetration testing used to be pretty straightforward: experts poke at your systems, find weak spots, and hand you a report.
The Privacy Wars: The Evolving Threat Landscape in the Age of AI and Surveillance

The SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP), introduced in 2016, continues to evolve in response to the increasing sophistication of cyber threats targeting the global financial community. The 2025 SWIFT CSP version of the Customer Security Controls Framework (CSCF) marks a strategic stabilization phase, aiming to consolidate past progress while laying the groundwork for future security expectations. This article outlines key changes, their impact on customers, and strategic context for effective compliance and forward planning.