Data protection compliance that holds up before the Data Protection Board asks.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025 create a completely new compliance obligation covering how you collect, use, store and protect personal data — with penalties running up to ₹250 crore for serious violations, and a 72-hour breach notification clock that starts the moment you know something's gone wrong.
We help you understand exactly where you stand as a Data Fiduciary, close the gaps that matter, and build compliance that survives scrutiny — not a policy document that just sits in a folder.
Start a DPDP Readiness AssessmentYour obligations scale with how much personal data you handle.
A complete compliance program, not just a policy template.
Review current data practices against DPDP Act and Rules requirements to find exactly where you stand.
Design compliant consent collection, notice language, and withdrawal mechanisms.
A formal DPIA for high-risk processing activities, as required for Significant Data Fiduciaries.
A response plan built around the 72-hour Data Protection Board notification requirement.
Contracts and oversight for every vendor who touches personal data on your behalf.
Ongoing advisory support for your Data Protection Officer function, in-house or outsourced.
Every gap in your assessment is rated by regulatory exposure and paired with a specific remediation step.
Below is an illustrative example of a single finding.
Website and app forms collect personal data without a DPDP-compliant notice or a clear, itemised consent mechanism, relying instead on a generic privacy policy link.
Illustrative example only — for demonstration of report format, not an actual finding from a client engagement.
The same structured path, scoped to your data footprint.
Identify every place personal data enters, moves through, and leaves your organisation.
Compare current practices against DPDP Act and Rules requirements.
Build compliant notices, consent flows, and internal policies.
Implement the security measures the Act expects for the data you hold.
Formal DPDP audit and documentation, especially for Significant Data Fiduciaries.
DPDP compliance often overlaps with these — we account for all of them where relevant.
Yes, if you process digital personal data of individuals in India — this applies broadly regardless of whether you're B2B or B2C, since employee, vendor and customer data all count.
It's a category the government notifies based on volume and sensitivity of data processed, carrying stricter obligations like mandatory audits and a DPO. We'll assess whether this applies to you.
You must notify the Data Protection Board and affected individuals within 72 hours — which means your response plan needs to be ready before an incident happens, not built during one.
Mandatory for Significant Data Fiduciaries, and good practice for most other organisations handling meaningful volumes of personal data.
VAPT and similar services protect against unauthorised technical access. DPDP compliance covers the legal and policy side of how you're allowed to collect and use data — the two are complementary and often bundled together.
Tell us about your data practices and we'll scope a readiness assessment.
