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Our DPDP Act Compliance Services in India

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 has transformed how organizations collect, process, and manage personal data. If your business operates in India or handles data of Indian citizens, compliance is now a regulatory mandate. With penalties reaching up to Rs 250 crore and increasing scrutiny from the Data Protection Board of India, organizations cannot afford uncertainty. To better understand the financial and regulatory consequences, explore our detailed guide on DPDP Act non compliance penalties and how enforcement may impact your organization.

The DPDP Act introduces clear accountability for Data Fiduciaries and Significant Data Fiduciaries, including mandatory appointment of a Data Protection Officer, independent data audits, breach reporting obligations, and data protection impact assessments. While the Act is principle based and business friendly compared to GDPR, it still demands operational readiness, documented processes, and strong governance. Our experts translate regulatory clauses into practical implementation steps so your leadership team can confidently demonstrate compliance.

At VISTA InfoSec, we go beyond advisory. We conduct detailed DPDP gap assessments, map your data flows, evaluate consent mechanisms, review vendor contracts, and strengthen your security controls. We help you design privacy notices, implement data subject rights workflows, support DPO functions, and align your privacy program with global frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR. Our integrated approach reduces duplication and ensures your compliance investment delivers long term resilience.

With nearly two decades of global information security expertise and offices across the US, UK, Singapore, and India, VISTA InfoSec is a trusted compliance partner for enterprises, SaaS companies, fintech firms, and regulated businesses. If you are preparing for regulatory enforcement, investor due diligence, or enterprise contracts, now is the time to act. Schedule a consultation with our DPDP specialists and take a proactive step toward protecting your customers’ trust and your organization’s reputation.

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Our Approach to Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP)

Initial study

Conduct an initial study of business to understand your card processes, the environment and accordingly consolidate the scope.

Scope Definition

Understand your business operations, controls, and systems to define the scope (People, Process, and Technology) as applicable.

Gap Analysis

Assess your organization vis-à-vis the ISO27001 standard to identify areas that need to be addressed.

Data Leakage Assessment

Conduct a thorough data leakage assessment of your application and assist in remediation.

Awareness Sessions

Conducts awareness sessions for your IT Team and personnel involved in the card data processing, on a quick background to Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP).

Data & Assets Classification

Identify your information assets across the organization and classify them as per criticality to create an asset inventory.

Risk Assessment

Conducts risk assessment to identify assets exposed to risk and assess how it could impact your organization.

Risk Treatment

Provide you detailed remediation strategies including the recommendation of compensating controls as applicable that can help your organization strengthen its security posture.

Documentation Support

Create policies and procedures as per Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) requirements which are then validated by your team.

Policy role out support

Provide full support to your team in implementing necessary policies for your organization.

User Training

Conduct a User Training program for all personnel covered in scope on their specific responsibilities.

Pre-Assessment

After a reasonable gestation period, our separate team of experts conducts a Pre-assessment (internal audit) of your setup to check whether the suggested measures are implemented and in place.

Audit & Attestation

Once all controls are confirmed to be in place, we help you get attested with our own duly segregated audit team or any external auditors of your choice.

Why work with VISTA InfoSec?

Vendor Neutral- We believe in being your true consulting / audit partners by not indulging in sales of hardware/software that results in bias suggestions.
Strictly No Outsourcing- We value your trust in us so we do not outsource your critical assignments to a third party.
Trusted Auditors – Our organization comprises of an Audit team with experience of at least 12-15 years with relevant certifications such as CISA / CISSP, etc.
Years of Experience- Benefit from our decade-long years of Industry experience and knowledge.
End-to-end support- Our team will hand-hold you at every stage/process to implement security controls and systems to protect the environment.
US Based – Our attestation is provided by our office in the US to ensure maximum accountability and market acceptability of our reports.
Robust security & risk management solution- Provide a comprehensive solution designed to your business requirements.
Reports detailing the analysis finding- Provide you documents detailing complete analysis and relevant recommendations for remediation.
Training videos and materials- Provide valuable training videos and materials for equipping your personnel.

Frequently Asked Questions on Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP)

Who should comply with DPDP Certification?

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 regulates the processing of personal data within the territory of India. Under the Act, ‘Personal Data’ is defined as any data about an individual who can be identified by or about such data. The DPDP Act applies only to personal data in digital form and its applicability extends beyond the territory of India. This means that the Act can apply to the processing of personal data irrespective of the location of the processing, provided that the processing is related to any activity offering goods or services to data principals within India.According to Section 8 (5) of the DPDP Bill 2023, responsibility for compliance with the Act lies with the Data Fiduciary, even in cases where activities are undertaken by a DataProcessor or another Data Fiduciary on behalf of the Data Fiduciary. This means that any individual or entity that processes personal data within India must comply with the DPDP Act, regardless of whether they are physically present or incorporated in India, or whether the personal data belongs to a data principal located in India or abroad.

How much will a DPDP Audit cost you?

The cost of an audit may vary depending on various factors such as the size and complexity of the organization being audited, the scope of the audit, and the location of the organization.

How long would it take to complete a DPDP Audit?

The duration of an audit may vary depending on various factors such as the size and complexity of the organization being audited, the scope of the audit, and the location of the organization.

What will you get after a DPDP Audit is complete?

After a DPDP Audit is complete, you will receive a report detailing the findings of the audit. The report will typically include an assessment of your organization’s compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, as well as recommendations for improving your compliance. The report may also include an evaluation of your organization’s data protection policies and procedures, as well as an assessment of the risks associated with the processing of personal data within your organization.

Why do you need a DPDP Audit Certificate?

A DPDP Audit Certification is an independent assessment of an organization’s compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023. The purpose of a DPDP Audit is to ensure that the organization is complying with the requirements of the Act and to identify any areas where improvements can be made. The audit can help organizations to identify and address any potential risks associated with the processing of personal data, and to ensure that they are taking appropriate measures to protect the privacy of individuals.