Tailored advisory and implementation services for organisations at every stage of their data protection maturity.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is the most significant data legislation in the country's history. With DPDP Rules 2025 now notified, enforcement is imminent and the window for preparation is closing.
Presidential assent received. India joins global data protection regulatory landscape.
Detailed rules finalised including consent manager framework, Data Protection Board composition.
Data Protection Board becomes operational. Penalties up to ₹250 Cr per violation begin.
Valid, informed, specific, and freely given consent for all personal data processing. Consent must be granular and revocable.
Right to access information, correction, erasure, grievance redressal, and nomination. Operational response mechanisms required.
SDFs must appoint an India-resident DPO, conduct periodic DPBIA, and undergo independent data audits.
Government-prescribed list of permitted countries for data transfer. Contractual and organisational safeguards required.
Mandatory notification to Data Protection Board and affected Data Principals without undue delay upon breach discovery.
Every service is customised to your sector, size, and maturity — with no off-the-shelf templates.
A structured 4–6 week assessment evaluating your current state across all DPDP Act dimensions, producing a prioritised compliance roadmap.
Drafting, reviewing, and implementing all required documentation for DPDP compliance — legally sound and operationally practical.
Bridging the gap between legal requirements and your IT architecture — ensuring systems are designed and configured for DPDP compliance.
For organisations designated or likely to be designated as Significant Data Fiduciaries — comprehensive support for enhanced obligations.
Building institutional knowledge and a privacy-aware culture across all levels of your organisation.
Retainer-based expert support for organisations needing continuous compliance oversight without full-time headcount.
Our sector-deep experience means we understand your specific data risks, existing regulatory obligations, and compliance realities.
Integration of DPDP obligations with existing RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI frameworks. Customer data governance, digital onboarding, and lending data compliance.
Policyholder data, underwriting data flows, claims data sensitivity, and IRDAI overlap — specialist knowledge for the unique data landscape of insurance.
Sensitive health data, patient records, clinical trial data, and telemedicine platforms. Navigating health data where DPDP intersects with clinical obligations.
High-volume transaction data, UPI ecosystems, wallet data, and credit data. Consent architecture for fast-moving product environments.
Large-scale consumer data, behavioural profiling, targeted advertising, and cross-border data flows — building compliant data architectures at scale.
Employee data, B2B data, IoT and operational data, and supply chain data. GRC integration for complex enterprise data landscapes.
Our free 30-minute DPDP readiness call will tell you exactly where you stand
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act is being implemented in three phases. The first phase is already in effect. Is your organisation ready for what comes next?
Full Compliance Deadline
13 May 2027 — Time Remaining