DPDP Compliance
Support data privacy and protection to comply with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act and Rules
What are the DPDP Act and DPDP Rules 2025?
The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act of 2023 and DPDP Rules 2025 impose stringent regulations on organizations collecting personal data from Indian citizens. They elevate standards for personal data protection, requiring firms to establish compliant systems and processes.
Building a security foundation for DPDP
Trellix supports key DPDP cybersecurity provisions with a broad compliance-enablement framework.
Implement reasonable security safeguards and centralized management with Trellix Data Loss Prevention (DLP), Trellix Data Encryption, Trellix Endpoint Security, Trellix Threat Intelligence, and Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator.
Support timely breach detection and reporting with real-time monitoring via Trellix DLP, Trellix Endpoint Detection and Response, Trellix Network Detection and Response, and Trellix Email Security.
Enforce data access limits with Trellix data classification and device/cloud protection tools.
Provide credibility and compliance evidence with ISO and SOC certifications.
Enable data residency with India data centers that offer local storage.
Streamline compliance with Trellix Professional Services
Delivered through a consultative, governance-led approach, Trellix provides frameworks, structured methodologies, SOPs, checklists, and assessment models for DPDP compliance. Where applicable, organizations can leverage their existing systems and tools.
Strategy and architecture
programs
Compliance Enablement Framework: A security- and privacy-led architecture to operationalize technical safeguards mandated under the DPDP Act.
Data Protection Awareness: Consulting engagements evaluating current protection posture using proprietary, internally developed assessment tools.
Operational governance
programs
Principal Consent Management: Transitioning organizations from fragmented consent capture to a defensible, auditable, and scalable consent governance framework.
Principal Grievance Redressal: Structured advisory to identify gaps and deliver prioritized roadmaps for defensible grievance handling.
Risk and assurance
programs
Protection Impact Assessment: Evidence-based gap analysis and remediation roadmaps aligned to regulatory and business objectives.
Third-party Assessment: Proactive identification and remediation of vendor-related risks through structured, defensible evaluations.
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