Step 1: Assessing Grounds for Processing Personal Data

As per section 4 of the DPDP Act, the personal data of a Data Principal can only be processed in accordance with the provisions of this Act and for a lawful purpose:

1. 1. Valid Consent: The Data Principal has explicitly provided their consent for processing.
2. 2. Legitimate Uses: The data is being processed for a lawful purpose that is not expressly prohibited by law.

Our review ensures your organisation adheres to these legal standards, providing a foundation for data protection compliance.

Quick Takeaways:

Assess Personal Data Processing

We evaluate how your business processes personal data, ensuring compliance with the DPDP Act’s lawful grounds for processing.

Identify Gaps in Compliance

Our team helps you identify areas in your organisation that may need adjustment to meet DPDPA standards, reducing the risk of penalties.

Customised Action Plans

Receive a tailored roadmap that outlines the necessary changes your organisation needs to make to become fully compliant with the DPDP Act.

Expert Guidance

Get up-to-date, expert advice on the latest in privacy laws, regulations, and industry best practices, ensuring your compliance strategies are built on a solid foundation.

Mitigate Legal Risks

By ensuring valid consent and lawful processing, we help mitigate potential legal risks and safeguard your business against regulatory penalties.

For more information on how we can assist your organisation in preparing for compliance, Contact us