DPDPA applies to any organization that processes digital personal data of individuals in India - whether processing occurs within India or outside.
Provision-mapped methodology delivering compliance gap clarity and enforcement-ready documentation.
Provision-referenced outputs for your legal, compliance, DPO, and board reporting requirements.
Services that complement your DPDP assessment across security testing, compliance, and governance.
Identifies security safeguard gaps that create Section 8(5) compliance exposure
Learn MoreStructured DPIA support for high-risk processing activities and SDF obligations as per DPB engagement and board accountability.
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Learn MoreChoose the program that matches your data processing complexity and compliance objectives.
Identify compliance gaps early and prioritize remediation before they become regulatory issues.
Build a clearer view of personal data, processing activities, and ownership across the organization.
Validate consent collection, notice, withdrawal, and record-keeping processes.
Demonstrate stronger privacy governance, rights handling, and security safeguards.
Create clearer evidence of ownership, oversight, gaps, and remediation actions.
Identify overlaps across DPDP, GDPR, ISO 27701, RBI, HIPAA, and related requirements.
India-focused privacy expertise. Legal and technical depth. Actionable compliance outcomes.
India's first comprehensive data protection law governing how organizations collect, process, store, and delete digital personal data. It creates obligations for Data Fiduciaries and Data Processors, with penalties up to INR 250 crore for non-compliance.
The DPDP Rules 2025 implement a phased 12–18 month compliance timeline from notification in November 2025. QRC recommends beginning gap assessment immediately and completing consent and rights readiness within the first 6 months.
A Data Fiduciary determines the purpose and means of processing personal data. A Data Processor processes data on behalf of a Fiduciary — many organizations are both, carrying obligations under each role.
Any unauthorized compromise of personal data's confidentiality, integrity, or availability. Data Fiduciaries must notify the Data Protection Board within 72 hours and inform affected Data Principals without delay.
Pricing depends on data processing complexity, organizational size, and the chosen program. Contact QRC for a scoping call and tailored quote.
Typically, 10–18 working days from kickoff to report delivery. Timeline depends on data processing complexity and the assessment program selected.
Define your scope, identify priority gaps, and move forward with a clear compliance roadmap.