This document discusses data protection and intellectual property rights. It defines data protection as practices that safeguard personal information while working online. Sensitive data like financial or biometric data needs to be protected from threats like hackers, viruses, and data loss. The document outlines ways to protect data through encryption and avoiding phishing emails. It defines intellectual property rights as creations of the intellect like inventions and artistic works. Intellectual property is divided into industrial property like patents and trademarks, and copyright for literary and artistic works. Violations of intellectual property rights include plagiarism, copyright infringement by illegal copying or downloading, and trademark infringement through unauthorized use of trademarks.

1. D a t a P r o t e c t i o n
F I N D I N G S
Arjun Mahes h

2. Topics
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 Data Protection
 Intellectual
property Rights
 Violation of IPR

3. Introduction
Data Protection addresses the practices, safeguard and
blinding rules put in place to protect our personal
information and ensure that it remains safe while working
online.
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4. Data Protection
 It secures Our sensitive data.
 Data that can cause substantial harm ,
inconvenience to individual , compromising data ,
these all are called sensitive data.
 It can include biometric information, financial
information or other personal documents etc.
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5. We Must protect our data or it may lead To
Several Serious Issues :
 Physical data
Loss
 Attack By a
Virus , worm or
malicious code.
 Targeted by
hackers
 DDoS(
Distributed Denial
Of service )
 Loss Of Money
 Intellectual
property at risk
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How to Protect Your Data
 Through Data Encryption.
 Not sharing private information such as password,
credit card credentials, etc.
 Not oversharing on social networking sites using public
domain.
 Adopting complete security mechanism for protection
against possible threats.
 Avoiding phishing emails.
 Being Careful about using Wi-Fi Connections.

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Intellectual property Rights
o Intellectual property rights refers to creations of the intellect ; inventions,
literary and artistic works, symbols, names, Images and designs used in
commerce are part of it.
o Intellectual Property Rights are specific legal right that allow their owners to
completely benefit from the use of their creation for a certain period of time.

8. IPRs Are divided Into two branches
Industrial prope r ty Copyright
• It protects inventions ,trademark,,
Industrial designs , commercial
names , destinations and
geographic indications etc.
• It is divided into two sets.
• It protects literary, artistic works
such as books, poems, plays,
Films.
• It provides exclusive publication
rights to the distribution.
• There are such elements that have
right to copy can be reproduced
for works.
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9. Industrial Property Divisions
Pate nt Trademark
• A patent is usually granted
for inventions, inventors need
to apply for patenting an
invention
• Patent gives the full control
to the patentee to decide
whether or how invention can
be used by others.
• A trade mark includes any
visual symbol, word, name,
design, slogan, label, etc..,
that distinguishes a band or
commercial enterprises from
other brands.
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10. Violation Of IPR
• Intellectual property infringement is the violation of an
intellectual property right. For example, creating a
listing using a third party's image, trademark, logo,
design, etc., without the appropriate permission from
the intellectual property rights owner, can constitute
intellectual property infringement.
• It can happen in one following ways :
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11. Plagiarism
• Plagiarism is copying someone else work. Its morally
wrong. It can be also called stealing.
• Copying other programmers program and calming it
as yours can be an act of Plagiarism.
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Plagiarisms be classified as:-
 Accidental/unintentional
 Deliberate/intentional
 Intentional Plagiarism

13. How to avoid Plagiarism
• Use your own ways and ideas
• Always give the credit to the source you get information from.
• If, by any chance you need to use exact words , don’t forget to put them in
quotes and give credit using in text citations.
• As far as possible try to include the source in your wok citing page number.
• Cite name of website, authors, or URL of them if you have used it.
• Take information in the form of bulleted note rather than copying full content.
• Use online tools to check plagiarism.
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14. Copyright Infringement
 Copyright infringement means using copyrighted
material without their Permission
• Downloading an image from the internet and using it in your project.
• Recording a film in movie theatre.
• Using copyrighted images un your website.
• Modifying a image and uploading in your company's website.
• Downloading music or film’s without paying for their us.
• Copying any literary Or artistic work without license or written agreement
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15. Trademark Infringement
 Trademark infringement is defined as the
unauthorized use of trademark or service mark on or
in connections with good and or services in manner.
 Owners can take strict legal actions if they belive
there mark have been infriged
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16. Thank you
Arjun Mahesh
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