India’s DPDP Act: A Guide to Third-Party Cyber Risk Management

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The 2023 Digital Personal Data Protection Act marked a major shift for businesses in India, establishing strict rules for collecting, processing, and storing personal data. Driven by rapid digitisation, the Act raises the stakes for companies operating in a growing digital economy, especially those relying on third‑party vendors. Organisations handling sensitive customer information must now ensure stronger data privacy and security practices, as the DPDP Act introduces heightened responsibilities and oversight across outsourced operations.

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