Keeping data in India with AI-powered observability operated on AWS Mumbai

India's Parliament enacted the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, which regulates digital data processing and emphasizes data protection rights. In response, Dynatrace has expanded its AI-powered SaaS platform to AWS in Mumbai, allowing Indian customers to meet local data residency requirements. This move supports the obligations of industries like banking and finance, ensuring all user data remains within India. Dynatrace, operating across 17 regions and three hyperscalers (AWS, Azure, and GCP), continues to assess regional expansions based on legal and commercial viability, focusing on data privacy and security. Dynatrace's comprehensive features, including data masking and access controls, help customers align with privacy regulations while aiding digital transformations. Donald Ferguson, Chair of the Privacy Office at Dynatrace, highlights this expansion as crucial for Indian customers looking to transition from on-premises to SaaS solutions.