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Twelve questions on India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025, whose main duties apply from 13 May 2027. Get a readiness band, a per-area chart and your top gaps.

Questions

  1. Question 1: Do you give people a clear notice before or when you collect their personal data?
  2. Question 2: Do you process personal data only with valid consent or for a legitimate use under the Act?
  3. Question 3: Do you know whether you process children's personal data, and get verifiable parental consent where you do?
  4. Question 4: Do you have reasonable technical and organisational security safeguards for personal data?
  5. Question 5: Is access to personal data limited to the people and systems that need it?
  6. Question 6: Do you have a process to notify the Data Protection Board and affected people after a personal data breach?
  7. Question 7: Has your team practised that breach process, for example in a tabletop exercise?
  8. Question 8: Can people exercise their rights over their data through a clear, published process?
  9. Question 9: Do contracts with vendors who process personal data for you say how they must protect it?
  10. Question 10: Do you delete personal data once it is no longer needed for its purpose?
  11. Question 11: Do you have an inventory of what personal data you hold, where and why?
  12. Question 12: Have you published contact details for a person who can answer questions about how you process personal data?

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