DPDP Readiness & Implementation
End-to-end implementation of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 — from gap assessment to DPO operations.
DPDP, done properly.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is the most significant new compliance obligation Indian businesses face. Done well, it is a durable data-governance posture. Done as a box-tick, it collapses the moment a data principal exercises their rights or a breach occurs. We build the former.
What it does
An end-to-end implementation covering the full lifecycle: where personal data lives, how it is collected, how consent is captured, how rights are honoured, who is accountable, and what happens when something goes wrong.
Scope
Data mapping. A full inventory of personal data across your systems, processes, and processors.
Notice & consent. Compliant notice and consent architecture — designed to hold, not just to display.
DPIA. Data protection impact assessment for high-risk processing.
Rights workflows. Operational handling of access, correction, and erasure requests.
DPO function. Data Protection Officer setup — in-house, or fractional through us.
Vendor contracts. Processor agreements and data-sharing terms brought into line.
Breach playbook. A tested response plan for when a breach occurs.
What you get
- A full data inventory across your systems and processors
- Compliant notice, consent, and rights-handling architecture
- A DPO function — established in-house or provided fractionally by us
- Processor contracts and a breach response plan that hold up under scrutiny
Scaled to your stage
A startup-tier setup covers the essentials to be compliant and survive diligence. Mid-market and enterprise engagements run the full programme, including DPO operations and group-wide data mapping.
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The DPDP Readiness Checklist
A 40-point working checklist, formatted for circulation to your board and team.