A DPDP Compliance Platform Built For Your Data Privacy Needs
The fastest method for managing consent, handling data requests, and ensuring DPDP Act 2025 compliance.
Automated Compliance Workflows
End-to-end automation for consent, DSR handling, and breach notifications within 72 hours.
AI-Driven Data Discovery
Intelligent data mapping and classification across your entire infrastructure with automated discovery.
Real-Time Monitoring & Alerts
Continuous security monitoring with instant threat detection and compliance scoring.
Transforming The Data Privacy Experience For A Digital Future
The fastest method for working together on compliance and data protection.
Easy Setup
Get started in minutes with our intuitive setup wizard.
RBAC with MFA
Role-based access control with multi-factor authentication.
AI Driven Data Discovery
Intelligent data mapping and classification powered by AI.
Real-time Consent Tracking
Track consent lifecycle with cookies and instant updates.
Automated DSR Workflows
Handle data subject requests with automated workflows.
Grievance Handling
Streamlined grievance management and resolution tracking.
Advanced Security Monitoring
Real-time threat detection with pattern recognition.
Complete Audit Trails
Comprehensive logging with security event tracking.
Compliance Score
Real-time compliance scoring and improvement recommendations.
Data Breach Assistance
Guided workflows for breach notification and response.
Cross Border Transfer Alerts
Monitor and manage international data transfers compliance.
Vendor Management
Track and assess third-party vendor compliance risks.
Real-Time Security Monitoring & Threat Detection
Advanced security monitoring with threat detection, pattern recognition, and comprehensive audit trails to keep your data safe and compliant.
Advanced Threat Detection
Our cutting-edge security system identifies and responds to threats in real-time, protecting your sensitive data.
- Multi-layer detection: behavioral analysis, pattern recognition, anomaly detection
- Instant alerts for critical security events
Comprehensive Security Monitoring
Equipped with advanced monitoring tools and dashboards, our solution tracks every security event and maintains complete audit trails for compliance.
- 10+ security modules: CSRF protection, rate limiting, RBAC, session management
- Complete audit logs track all data access, modifications, and events
Automated Security Response
Integrating security into your workflow is seamless with automated responses to threats, intelligent blocking, and self-healing capabilities.
- Automated compliance checklists created and monitored continuously
- Breach detection and alerts within 72 hours
How It Works
A simple, three-step journey to get your compliance platform up and running quickly.
Create Your Account
Sign up in 60 seconds. Get compliant fast.
Set Up Your Workflow
Connect your database, invite team members, configure automations, and customize.
Launch & Manage
Go live and manage compliance effortlessly.
Integrates With A Variety Of Sources
Seamlessly connect with your existing tools and databases
JavaScript SDK
Easy integration with our comprehensive JavaScript SDK for web applications
Shopify Plugin
Native Shopify integration for e-commerce compliance management
WordPress Integration
Powerful WordPress plugin for content management systems
Custom API
RESTful API for custom integrations with any platform
Database Integrations
+ many more database connections available
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Privacy Labs
What are the penalties for non-compliance with DPDP Act 2025?
Non-compliance with the DPDP Act can result in penalties ranging from ₹50 crore to ₹250 crore per violation. The highest fines (up to ₹250 crore) apply for failures in data security, breach notification, and children's data processing. Even smaller breaches like not collecting proper consent or not maintaining verifiable consent records can attract penalties up to ₹50 crore per instance. These fines are determined by the Data Protection Board based on factors like gravity, duration, and repetitive nature of violations.
When do the DPDP Rules 2025 come into effect?
The DPDP Rules 2025 were notified on November 13, 2025, and come into force in phases. Basic structures like the Data Protection Board's constitution take effect immediately. Consent manager registration requirements kick in after one year. Most fiduciary obligations (consent management, data breach protocols, data principal rights) apply after an 18-month transition period, meaning mid-2027. This staggered timeline gives organizations time to implement compliance measures.
What must companies do in case of a data breach?
Under DPDP Rules 2025, companies must report all personal data breaches to the Data Protection Board within 72 hours, regardless of the severity or damage caused. They must also notify affected individuals promptly with details including: nature and extent of the breach, timing and location, likely consequences, mitigation measures implemented, safety measures individuals can take, and business contact information for queries. Failure to report breaches can attract penalties up to ₹250 crore.
What are the special requirements for processing children's data?
The DPDP Act has stringent provisions for children's data protection. Companies must obtain verifiable parental consent before processing any child's data. They are prohibited from behavioral monitoring, targeted advertising, and tracking of children. Violations related to children's data processing can attract the highest penalty bracket of up to ₹200-250 crore. Organizations must implement age verification mechanisms and maintain clear records of parental consent.
Can companies transfer personal data outside India?
Yes, but with restrictions. The DPDP Act allows cross-border data transfers, but the government maintains a negative list of countries to which data cannot be transferred. Companies must ensure that recipient countries provide adequate data protection standards. Significant Data Fiduciaries must conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) before cross-border transfers and maintain detailed records. Unauthorized or non-compliant transfers can result in heavy penalties.
What rights do individuals have under the DPDP Act?
Data principals (individuals) have comprehensive rights including: right to access their personal data, right to correction of inaccurate data, right to erasure and data deletion, right to withdraw consent at any time, right to grievance redressal, and right to nominate someone to exercise their rights. Companies must respond to these requests within a reasonable timeframe and provide accessible mechanisms for individuals to exercise these rights. Non-compliance can result in penalties up to ₹50 crore per violation.
What is the Data Protection Board and what powers does it have?
The Data Protection Board (DPB) is the primary authority for enforcing the DPDP Act, with powers similar to a civil court. It operates digitally, allowing online complaint filing and adjudication. The DPB investigates violations, adjudicates disputes, and imposes penalties ranging from ₹50 crore to ₹250 crore. Before filing complaints with the DPB, individuals must first seek grievance redressal from the company or its consent manager. The DPB ensures accountability and compliance across all data fiduciaries.
How does Privacy Labs help with DPDP compliance?
Privacy Labs provides an end-to-end compliance platform that automates consent management, maintains verifiable consent records, handles data subject requests (access, correction, deletion), monitors data breaches with 72-hour notification workflows, manages grievance redressal, conducts compliance audits, and provides real-time compliance scoring. Our platform integrates with your existing systems through SDKs, plugins, and APIs, making DPDP compliance seamless and reducing the risk of penalties.