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In today’s interconnected digital landscape, it is crucial to prevent privacy breaches, unauthorized access, and penalties for non-compliance.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union and India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) serve as frameworks empowering individuals to assert control over their personal data. These regulations establish clear guidelines for data collection, processing, and sharing while promoting ethical conduct among organizations. By harmonizing technological advancement with the fundamental right to privacy, they facilitate a seamless coexistence in the digital sphere.

what organizations need to look out for to stay compliant to DPDP

Transparency in data processing

Adequate grievance handling mechanisms

Data Principal rights management

Emphasis on having a “Nominee” in the event of death or incapacity of a Data Principal

Violations Of The Data Protection Act Will Result In Hefty Fines

INR 250 Crores

Data breach

INR 200 Crores

Non-fulfillment of obligations while processing children’s data

INR 150 Crores

Non-fulfillment of obligations pertaining to notifying Data Fiduciary while processing children’s data

INR 200 Crores

Failure to notify the board and data principal

INR 10,000

Non-compliance of duties of Data Principal

INR 50 Crore

Non-compliance with other provisions of the Act

Violations Of The Data Protection Act Will Result In Hefty Fines

Violation	Fine Amount
Data breach	INR 250 Crores
Non-fulfillment of obligations while processing children’s data	INR 200 Crores
Failure to notify the board and data principal	INR 200 Crores
Non-fulfillment of obligations pertaining to notifying Data Fiduciary while processing children’s data	INR 150 Crores
Non-compliance of duties of Data Principal	INR 50 Crore
Non-compliance with other provisions of the Act	INR 10,000