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DPDP — Act Compliance
Expert legal guidance to assess applicability, close compliance gaps, and prepare your business for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection law.
dpdp Act Compliance for Indian Businesses
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 establishes mandatory obligations for businesses that collect, store, or process personal data in India.
From customer information to employee records, organizations must ensure lawful consent, secure data handling, and clear governance structures to remain compliant.
With enforcement expected, businesses should proactively assess DPDP readiness to avoid penalties of up to ₹250 crores, operational and reputational risks.
Who Must Comply With the DPDP Act?
- MSMEs and startups
- IT and SaaS companies
- Pharma and healthcare organizations
- FMCG brands and distributors
- E-commerce platforms
- Businesses using websites, apps, CRMs, or digital marketing tools
- Organizations handling customer, employee, or vendor personal data
Are You Compliant With the Latest DPDP Updates?
Even small businesses that thought they were compliant may now be at risk.
- Your data collection and processing might not meet legal standards
- Consent forms and privacy policies may be outdated or unenforceable
- High-risk data practices could trigger penalties or audits
- Cross-border transfers and vendor arrangements may be non-compliant
Compliance Risks and Penalties
- Monetary penalties up to ₹250 crore
- Regulatory inquiries and notices
- Mandatory corrective actions
- Reputational and customer trust damage
- Business disruption during investigations
What you get
- ✓Applicability assessment and risk mapping
- ✓Data audit and compliance gap analysis
- ✓Consent management and privacy framework design
- ✓Data principal rights management
- ✓Data security and breach response planning
- ✓Vendor, employee, and third-party compliance
- ✓Training, awareness, and governance
- ✓Regulatory advisory and ongoing support