Hacked Website: Who Is Legally Responsible, and What You Must Do in India
A hack isn't just a technical problem. Here's who is responsible, what to report and how to protect customers in India.
A hack isn't just a technical problem. Here's who is responsible, what to report and how to protect customers in India.
A notice demanding payment for a photo on your website can be alarming. Here's how to check it, respond and avoid it happening again.
When a client's website gets a copyright complaint, who is responsible: the owner, the designer, or the host? Here's how it usually breaks down.
Copyright exists automatically, but in a dispute you need proof. Here's how to prove copyright ownership of your photos, writing or website.
Fonts are software, and they come with licences. Here's what web designers and business owners need to know about font licensing for websites.
Most websites run on open source code. Here's what GPL, MIT and Apache licences mean for business owners and developers.
"Royalty-free" doesn't mean free, and "editorial use" can't be used in ads. Here's how stock photo licenses work for business websites.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act applies to websites collecting personal data. Here's a practical checklist for small businesses.
A form database leaked, an admin account was compromised, or customer data appeared online. Here's what to do after a website data breach in India.
India has no cookie-specific law, but data protection rules and foreign visitors still matter. Here's when a cookie banner makes sense.