Regulatory Compliance
DPDP Act 2023
The ultimate objective of the DPDP Act 2023 is to balance the rights of individuals to data protection with legitimate data processing, transforming how organizations handle, utilize, and secure personal data. Considering the average cost of data breaches in India is on the rise, adhering to the DPDP Act is not only required by legal subjects but also a critical first step in preserving security and building trust in the digital environment.
Our Approach
Our cyber security approach prioritizes a layered, proactive defense strategy encompassing robust network security, vigilant endpoint protection, strict access controls, regular vulnerability assessments, employee security awareness training, and a rapid incident response plan, ensuring the protection of sensitive data and systems against evolving cyber threats by focusing on the “people, process, and technology” pillars.
Strict Applicability
Mandatory Consent
Rights and Duties
Data Fiduciary Obligation
International Data Transfer
Strict Applicability
The DPDP Act applies to digital personal data collected online or offline within India, ensuring global accountability. This act applies to any organization processing the digital personal data of Indian residents, regardless of the organization’s location. This means stricter accountability for companies worldwide that handle Indian user data.
Mandatory Consent
Processing personal data requires legitimate reasons and explicit consent from subjects, with serious fines for non-compliance. This empowers your business to decide and understand how your data is utilized.
Rights and Duties
Individuals have rights to information, correction, erasure, and complaint resolution, while organizations face penalties for violations.
Individual Rights: The Act grants you a range of rights, including:
- Right to Information: You can access the data an organization holds about you and understand how it’s being used.
- Right to Correction: You can request corrections to any inaccurate or incomplete data.
- Right to Erasure: Under certain circumstances, you can request the deletion of your data.
- Right to Complaint Resolution: A designated authority will address any grievances you may have regarding data privacy violations.
Data Fiduciary Obligation
Organizations must ensure accurate data, implement strong security measures, and report breaches promptly. Data Controllers have been termed as Data Fiduciary under the 2023 Bill.
- The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP) 2023 establishes a comprehensive framework for the processing of personal data within India.
- This framework places specific obligations on data fiduciaries, defined as entities determining the purpose and means of processing personal data.
- These obligations aim to ensure the responsible handling of personal data and safeguard the privacy rights of individuals.
- Under Section 7, fiduciaries are obligated to process personal data accurately and in line with legitimate uses.
International Data Transfer
Transfers of personal information are permitted, subject to central government regulations. The Act allows for the transfer of personal data outside India under specific regulations set by the central government. This ensures your data is protected even when transferred internationally.
Our Expertise
Navigating the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDP Act) can be complex, but choosing iLeads as your ally brings a multitude of advantages.
Our team of experts understand the data protection regulations, ensuring your organization stays ahead of compliance requirements.
We offer extensive and practical compliance solutions and help secure your company from potential breaches and penalties.
iLeads approaches the safety of information from a holistic perspective, making sure that strong controls are in place for digital security.
DPDP into action helps companies to reduce legal risks, build confidence with clients and other stakeholders, and comply with changing privacy and data protection laws.
What makes iLeads
The Right Choice?
Selecting the most appropriate security measures, practices, and technologies to effectively protect systems, networks, and data from cyber threats, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information while minimizing potential risks and vulnerabilities; essentially, it means making the best decision to safeguard sensitive information from unauthorized access or manipulation.
Enhance Risk Management
Simplify Compliance
Tailored Data Protection
Data Security Policy
Enhance Risk Management
Streamline risk detection, evaluation, and mitigation with iLeads’s services, utilizing a comprehensive strategy and cutting-edge tools for resilience against potential threats.
Simplify Compliance
Automate compliance processes effortlessly with iLeads’s cyber experts, allowing you to concentrate on your core business while ensuring adherence to ever-changing industry norms and regulations.
Tailored Data Protection
iLeads provides customized solutions, addressing your organization’s unique digital data protection needs with precision and efficiency, making us the ideal choice for safeguarding sensitive information.
Data Security Policy
Prioritize sensitive data protection, ensuring compliance with global privacy requirements and earning trust from clients and stakeholders.
FAQ's
What is the DPDP Act 2023?
India's revolutionary DPDP Act was created to ensure transparency, reliability, and ethical use of personal information.
Why is DPDP Compliance a must for businesses
DPDP compliance is essential to protect sensitive data, uphold fundamental rights, and avoid severe penalties for non-compliance.
How can iLeads help your organization achieve DPDP 2023?
iLeads, with its expertise and cutting-edge solutions, is your trusted partner for navigating DPDP complexities and ensuring compliance.
How does DPDP Act 2023 affect your company's reputation?
Not adhering to data privacy policies can harm your business's reputation through data breaches, and legal penalties, and can bring a massive drop in clients’ trust.