A practical roadmap for Indian enterprises to achieve and maintain compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 is India's comprehensive privacy legislation governing the processing of digital personal data. It establishes the rights of individuals (Data Principals) and the obligations of entities processing data (Data Fiduciaries).
Non-compliance carries severe financial implications, with penalties scaling up to ₹250 Crores per instance for failure to prevent data breaches or lacking reasonable security safeguards.
Personal data can only be processed for a lawful purpose with explicit, clear, and withdrawable consent from the Data Principal.
Mandatory implementation of organizational and technical measures to protect personal data from breaches (e.g., Encryption, Zero Trust, VAPT).
In the event of a breach, Data Fiduciaries must notify both the Data Protection Board and the affected Data Principals.
Data must be deleted as soon as the purpose for collection is served or if the individual withdraws consent.
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