The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 reshapes how organizations in India collect, use, store and share personal data, creating clear obligations for Data Fiduciaries and Significant Data Fiduciaries around consent, purpose limitation, security safeguards, breaches and Data Principal rights.
Confidis helps you turn these legal requirements into a practical privacy program that works across your Indian operations and global customer base.
Because Confidis has been tracking and implementing GDPR, CCPA and other global regulations from the start, it is uniquely positioned to help organizations that must comply with DPDP in India and also serve overseas clients who expect alignment with global privacy laws and standards.
Instead of building separate tracks for each law, Confidis understands when you need a single, integrated privacy framework that maps DPDP to GDPR, CCPA and other regulations, often using ISO 27701 or similar standards as the common language; and also, when you need point-solutions aimed at specific laws and client requirements.
Confidis does more than advise on privacy.
For a global technology multinational, Confidis has operated the privacy operations office since the first wave of GDPR readiness in 2018 – building data maps and DPIAs, selecting and migrating privacy tools, expanding scope to CCPA, VCDPA and other emerging laws, and now incorporating DPDP into the same governance backbone.
This hands-on experience across dozens of business departments, hundreds of vendors and multiple reorganizations means Confidis understands how privacy works in real life: how tools behave in production, how processes break, and what it takes to keep a global privacy program running year after year.
Confidis supports organizations at different stages of growth and complexity, including:
Whether your data lives in spreadsheets and SaaS tools or across complex multi-cloud estates, Confidis calibrates the DPDP journey to your footprint and risk.
For organizations whose primary obligation is the Indian DPDP Act, Confidis delivers focused programs that implement just what the Act requires – no unnecessary overhead, but enough structure to withstand audits and customer due-diligence.
For companies serving overseas clients or operating in multiple jurisdictions, Confidis designs an integrated privacy framework that maps obligations across DPDP, GDPR, CCPA and other laws, reuses common controls, evidence and documentation wherever possible, and leverages ISO 27701 or similar frameworks for consistency and independent auditability.
One governance model, many legal regimes.
For very small providers with limited personal data footprint but also minimal existing information security compliance, Confidis combines ISO 27001, ISO 27017 and ISO 27018 with DPDP safeguards, so that infrastructure, cloud services and client data are all managed under one lean, risk-based program.
This is ideal for small IT, SaaS and services providers who need both security and privacy in a pragmatic way – and are required by their clients to demonstrate compliance in response to DPDP clauses.
For large enterprises needing a certifiable, enterprise-wide privacy management system, Confidis implements ISO 27701 as the backbone and embeds DPDP obligations into the PIMS—ready for internal and external audits and extensible to future laws.
Understand your current posture and what it will take to comply.
Confidis believes DPDP should be operationalized through the tools and systems your teams actually use.
Deep-dive risk management for high-risk processing and SDFs.
Make the law operational through clear documents and integrated controls.
Operational help when a full in-house privacy team is not viable.
Third-party comfort for boards, enterprise customers and partners.
Embed privacy into everyday decisions, not just policies.
Ready to make DPDP compliance a competitive advantage while staying aligned with global privacy expectations?
Contact Confidis to discuss the right DPDP engagement model for your organization.