Digital security programs combined with DPDPA compliance form the basis of Udaipur business safety strategies because businesses face increased risks which require coordinated governance systems.

The development of Udaipur’s digital environment creates both safer cyber threats and intensified regulatory demands. Aftab Saloda from Silverse and Mazher Hussain from Head of Udaipur’s National Informatics Centre (NIC) organized an awareness program about cyber safety titled "Cybersecurity: A Critical Need for Udaipur's Businesses and Governance."

The gathering specialized in providing businesses and authorities with cybersecurity framework education including understanding of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) recently implemented. According to Pawan Duggal and other panel members who attended the event he warned about severe financial penalties under DPDPA reaching between Rs. 50 crore and Rs. 250 crore for non-compliant entities.

The establishment of Udaipur as an IT and tourism and finance zone requires digital asset protection to become an essential focus. Officials recognized the need for strong governance structures to address regulatory changes that create challenges for maintaining compliance. During the discussion experts focused on the DPDPA as they shared guidelines to help organizations fulfill their data protection obligations while installing secure data defense systems.

The public-private sector partnership represents an essential move which will secure Udaipur against cyber-attacks. The event demonstrated Udaipur's dedication to adopting best cybersecurity and compliance standards for its sustainable digital growth.