Assess. Implement. Protect.
As businesses increasingly collect and process personal data through websites, applications and digital services, responsible handling of personal data has become an essential part of modern business operations. We help you build a stronger data protection framework under India's DPDP Act.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act
India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 establishes a comprehensive framework for the protection of personal data. The Act imposes obligations on Data Fiduciaries (businesses that determine the purpose and means of processing personal data), covering consent, notices, data principal rights, data processor obligations, and breach reporting.
Protecting personal data is not only about compliance; it is about building trust in the way your business operates. Businesses that handle personal data responsibly build stronger relationships with customers, attract better partners, and reduce regulatory and reputational risk.
Does your business collect or process personal data?
- Businesses with websites, apps or digital platforms collecting user data
- E-commerce, fintech, edtech and SaaS companies
- Businesses handling customer or employee data
- Healthcare and telehealth platforms
- Startups building their first digital product
- Organisations reviewing existing privacy practices
Data Privacy & DPDP Compliance Services
Assessing your organisation's obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and identifying your compliance requirements.
Reviewing your current data protection practices, documentation and processes to identify gaps against DPDP requirements.
Drafting and reviewing privacy policies that accurately reflect your data processing activities and comply with DPDP notice requirements.
Preparing clear, legally compliant data protection notices in plain language for users, customers and employees.
Designing consent language, consent records and a consent management framework aligned with DPDP requirements.
Building processes and documentation to handle data principal rights, including access, correction, erasure, grievance, and nomination.
Drafting Data Processor Agreements with vendors, technology partners and third parties that handle personal data on your behalf.
Documenting data sharing arrangements with third parties, affiliates and processors under appropriate legal mechanisms.
Developing data retention schedules and deletion policies aligned with your business needs and regulatory obligations.
Preparing a breach response framework and documentation covering detection, containment, notification and reporting obligations.
Setting up an effective grievance mechanism for data principals and documenting the grievance process.
Build a DPDP-compliant framework
Start with a compliance assessment to understand your obligations and identify gaps in your current data protection practices.
Get a DPDP Assessment