India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act compliance.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is India's comprehensive data privacy law. It governs how organizations (termed 'Data Fiduciaries') collect, process, store and share the personal data of Indian residents, with specific obligations around consent, purpose limitation and breach notification.
India did not previously have a dedicated, comprehensive data protection law with real enforcement teeth — the DPDP Act changes that. Every business that touches Indian customer or employee data now has explicit legal obligations, and the Data Protection Board of India has powers to investigate and penalize non-compliance.
Any business — Indian or foreign — that processes the personal data of individuals in India.
Financial penalties under the Act can reach up to ₹250 crore for serious violations such as failure to take reasonable security safeguards or failure to notify a data breach.
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