Personal Data Handling
Review how your organisation identifies, collects, uses, stores and manages personal data across relevant business processes.
Data Protection Readiness
Assess your organisation's readiness for India's Digital Personal Data Protection requirements. Identify areas that may require attention across data handling, governance, security practices and organisational processes.
Start DPDP AssessmentA DPDP compliance assessment is a structured review of an organisation's practices relating to personal data. It can help identify potential gaps, document areas of readiness and prioritise work that may need further review.
ISecAI provides an assessment and analysis workflow intended to support this review. Results should be evaluated in the context of your organisation, applicable requirements and professional legal or compliance advice where appropriate.
Review how your organisation identifies, collects, uses, stores and manages personal data across relevant business processes.
Consider whether existing processes address applicable requirements around notices, consent and the way personal data is processed.
Review organisational processes for handling applicable requests and responsibilities relating to individuals whose personal data is processed.
Examine security and organisational controls relevant to protecting personal data and reducing the risk of unauthorised access, use or disclosure.
Review how personal data is retained, archived and deleted in accordance with applicable business, operational and legal requirements.
Identify ownership, policies, procedures and accountability mechanisms that support responsible personal-data management.
Consider whether your organisation has processes for identifying, responding to and managing personal-data security incidents.
Review relevant relationships with vendors, service providers and other parties that may process personal data on your organisation's behalf.
Review your current data-protection practices.
Identify areas that may require attention.
Organise findings and determine practical next steps.
Use the assessment as an input to ongoing compliance work.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act is India's legislation addressing the processing and protection of digital personal data. Organisations should consider the Act and applicable rules and guidance when evaluating their data-protection responsibilities.
An assessment can review areas such as personal-data handling, governance, security practices, rights-related processes, retention, incident preparedness and third-party processing.
No. An assessment is a readiness and gap-identification tool. Completing an assessment does not itself establish legal compliance.
No. Assessment results are intended to support compliance and security review. Organisations should obtain qualified legal or professional advice for questions requiring legal interpretation.
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