India's data protection law reshapes how personal data must be collected, processed, and secured. We help organizations operationalize DPDP compliance ahead of enforcement.
Who needs DPDP
Any organization processing the personal data of individuals in India — including data fiduciaries, data processors, and significant data fiduciaries designated by the Indian government — regardless of whether the organization itself is based in India.
Frequently asked
What is DPDP?
Digital Personal Data Protection Act (India) is a India compliance framework. India's data protection law reshapes how personal data must be collected, processed, and secured. We help organizations operationalize DPDP compliance ahead of enforcement.
How does Threat ResQ Technologies help with DPDP?
Threat ResQ maps your existing controls against DPDP requirements, closes identified gaps, and supports the certification or attestation process end to end via getTRAC's continuous evidence collection.
When should we start on DPDP compliance?
The Act allows for a phased rollout of rules and enforcement, but organizations shouldn't wait for the compliance deadline to start — data mapping, consent flows, and breach-notification processes take real time to operationalize properly.
What are the penalties under DPDP?
The Act's schedule provides for penalties of up to ₹250 crore per instance for failing to implement reasonable security safeguards, making DPDP one of the most consequential data protection laws globally by penalty scale.