DPDP Compliance Suite.
Built for India's data protection era.

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act isn't a future requirement. It's here, and enforcement is coming. Our DPDP Compliance Suite maps your data flows, consent mechanisms, and processing activities against the Act, turning a regulatory mandate into an audit-ready system.

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DPDP rollout timeline
01Data Protection Board, Nov 2025
02Consent Manager framework, Nov 2026
03Full enforcement, 13 May 2027
04Penalties up to INR 250 crore
The Problem

Most Indian businesses process personal data
without a clear map of where it goes.

Consent gets collected inconsistently. Data gets shared with vendors, processors, and third parties without a documented trail. When DPDP enforcement arrives, "we didn't know" won't be a defence: Data Fiduciaries are accountable for the full lifecycle of the personal data they collect.

The gap between "we're probably fine" and "we're actually compliant" is where the risk lives.

What You Get

A practical path to compliance,
not a legal theory exercise.

Data Flow Mapping

Every place personal data enters, moves through, and exits your systems, first-party and third-party.

Consent Audit

Assessment of how consent is currently collected, recorded, and honoured against DPDP's requirements for clear, specific, informed consent.

Data Fiduciary Gap Analysis

Where your current processes fall short of DPDP obligations, from purpose limitation to data retention to breach notification readiness.

Processor & Vendor Review

Evaluation of your third-party data processing relationships and the contractual safeguards DPDP expects around them.

Audit-Ready Documentation

A structured compliance record you can produce if regulators, partners, or customers ask.

Prioritised Remediation Plan

Findings scored against DPDP obligations with clear owners and priority levels, so remediation has a running order.

How It Works

From "we think we're fine"
to a documented record.

Step 01

Discovery

We review your current data collection points, consent flows, and vendor relationships.

Step 02

Mapping

Our team traces personal data end to end across your systems and third-party integrations.

Step 03

Gap Assessment

Findings are scored against DPDP obligations, with clear owners and priority levels.

Step 04

Readiness Report

You receive a documented compliance record plus a prioritised remediation plan.

Typical turnaround is scoped to the number of data touchpoints and vendors involved, and agreed before kickoff.

Who This Is For

If you handle personal data
in India, this is you.

Indian businesses handling personal data

Customer or employee data, which under DPDP covers nearly every business operating in India.

Compliance and legal teams

Who need a practical, technical translation of DPDP obligations, not just a legal memo.

Companies with international partners

Working with overseas partners or investors who need DPDP readiness demonstrated as part of due diligence.

Businesses with existing consent flows

That have built privacy policies and consent mechanisms but never had them tested against the actual Act.

Why GMAV

Not a bolt-on legal checklist. Data mapping is core to how we work.

Built by the same team running AI security assessments and M365 governance for enterprise clients, which means data flow mapping and framework compliance are part of the day job rather than a one-off service. DPDP readiness plugs directly into the broader AISec practice: once your data flows are mapped, that same visibility feeds your AI governance and observability posture too.

FAQs

Common questions about
DPDP compliance

Still have questions? Email [email protected] and we will respond within one business day.

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Does DPDP apply to my business?
If you collect, store, or process personal data of individuals in India, whether customers, employees, or users, DPDP likely applies to you as a Data Fiduciary. In practice that covers nearly every business operating in India.
What counts as personal data under DPDP?
Any data that can identify a person, directly or indirectly: names, contact details, financial data, government IDs, and more. The definition is broad, which is why mapping where it flows matters more than assuming which systems are in scope.
We already have a privacy policy. Isn't that enough?
A privacy policy is a starting point, not proof of compliance. DPDP requires demonstrable consent management, data mapping, and breach readiness. This assessment tells you where the gaps actually are.
What happens if we're not compliant when enforcement begins?
DPDP is rolling out in phases: the Data Protection Board was established in November 2025, the Consent Manager framework takes effect in November 2026, and full substantive obligations covering consent, notice, and breach reporting become enforceable from 13 May 2027. Penalties for major violations, such as failing to implement reasonable security safeguards, can reach up to INR 250 crore per violation, so 2026 is the window to close gaps before hard enforcement begins.
How long does the assessment take?
Timelines are scoped to the number of data touchpoints and vendors involved, and agreed with you before kickoff so the engagement has a defined end point.
Find out where you actually stand with DPDP

Before a regulator
tells you first.

One assessment. A clear map of your data flows. A documented path to compliance.

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