This white paper provides a practical guide to preparing for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act enforcement. It explains the law’s core principles, including lawful consent, data minimization, purpose limitation, and accountability of data fiduciaries. The paper outlines key obligations such as breach notification, data principal rights, cross-border data transfer controls, and penalties for non-compliance. It emphasizes the importance of data discovery, classification, governance, and continuous monitoring to meet regulatory requirements. Actionable recommendations help organizations assess readiness, align policies, modernize data protection controls, and embed privacy into operations, reducing legal exposure while building trust with customers and regulators.

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