SaaS

Brand impersonation can turn a genuine business into the named accused in a customer fraud complaint. This post explains how businesses can prevent, detect and respond to online impersonation using criminal law, IP remedies, takedowns, domain recovery and payment safeguards.

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is reshaping how companies handle personal data. For SaaS businesses operating in India or serving Indian users, privacy compliance is moving beyond policy documents into everyday operational decisions. This article explores the regulatory trajectory leading to 2026, the expectations emerging around consent, data minimisation, breach preparedness, and contractual accountability, and what SaaS companies must begin preparing f

Infrastructure outages at cloud and security vendors can instantly disrupt SaaS platforms, even when the provider has followed all internal controls. This article explains how Indian SaaS businesses can safeguard themselves through well-drafted force majeure clauses, aligned SLAs, clear RPO and RTO commitments, and proactive contractual risk management to minimize downstream legal and financial exposure when critical vendor infrastructure fails.