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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know
About DP³ and DPDPA Compliance

Find answers to the most common questions about DP³, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), platform capabilities, implementation, security, deployment options, pricing, and enterprise privacy governance. Whether you're evaluating a privacy platform or planning your compliance journey, we've compiled the information your team needs to make informed decisions.

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dpdpa

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is India's law governing how organisations collect, process and store personal data. It goes well beyond consent banners — it sets obligations across the full data lifecycle, from discovery to breach response to audit evidence.

The Data Protection Board (DPB) can levy penalties of up to ₹250 crore per violation. Beyond fines, non-compliance creates reputational risk and can disrupt operations if the DPB orders remedial action.

The Act sets a 72-hour mandatory window to report a personal data breach to the Data Protection Board. DP³'s breach management module runs a guided, automated workflow so that window is realistic to hit.

Yes. Any entity that determines the purpose and means of processing personal data — employee records, vendor data, or customer data — is a Data Fiduciary under the Act, regardless of sector.

product

Most tools stop at consent. DP³ covers all 10 DPDPA obligation areas — PII governance, policy management, consent, child & guardian workflows, vendor management, breach response, risk assessment, audit & compliance, and data principal rights — as one connected platform.

Yes. DP³ includes AI-powered PII discovery and masking that connects to your databases, maps schemas, and classifies sensitive fields without manual tagging.

Child Data Management and Guardian Management are native modules, not an afterthought. DP³ maintains a child registry with age classification, enforces processing restrictions, maps guardians to children, and monitors for violations and fraud.

Yes. The Vendor Management module maintains a vendor registry with risk scoring, tracks Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) and data access controls, and covers cross-border transfer and ROPA (Record of Processing Activities) requirements.

deployment

CPOs, DPOs and Chief Compliance Officers typically lead the programme, with CISOs/CIOs and Legal & Risk teams involved for breach response, vendor accountability and system integration.

Most enterprises reach audit-readiness within weeks, not months — pre-built workflows and DPB-ready reports are designed for same-day response to any regulatory inquiry.

Yes. DP³ maintains immutable logs across every module, giving CPOs and CCOs board-level, real-time compliance evidence rather than static, editable spreadsheets.

A live walkthrough of PII discovery, consent & preference workflows, child & guardian consent journeys, the vendor DPA registry and ROPA generation, a 72-hour breach response simulation, the DSR portal, and the executive compliance dashboard.

Ready when you are

Build trust. Govern data.
Stay compliant.

India's DPDPA 2023 is not a future obligation — it is a present compliance requirement.

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