Evaluate your legal and technical readiness under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) and DPDP Rules, 2025. Discover operational vulnerabilities, benchmark vendor contracts, and receive a board-ready remediation roadmap.
Statutory Responsibility Notice: Compliance responsibility under the DPDP Act 2023 remains non-delegable and rests with the client organization (the Data Fiduciary). LLMASSURE delivers advisory, assessment, and software solutions to enable verifiable compliance.
Speak with our privacy advisory counsel to evaluate assessment scope, timeline, and deliverables for your organization.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 replaces symbolic penalties with severe financial liabilities enforced directly by the Data Protection Board of India.
Section 8(4) requires reasonable security safeguards to prevent personal data breaches across databases, APIs, and cloud repositories.
Section 8(6) mandates immediate reporting of every personal data breach to the Data Protection Board and all affected Data Principals.
Section 9 strictly prohibits behavioral tracking, targeted advertising, and processing without verifiable parental consent.
Section 10 non-compliance regarding resident Indian DPO appointments, independent data audits, and DPIA filings.
Our assessment delivers audit-grade documentation and operational tools designed for C-suite, engineering, and legal stakeholders.
High-level statutory posture across governance, consent, security, vendor contracts, and data principal rights for board reporting.
Itemized analysis mapping every discovered vulnerability directly to the relevant DPDP Act section and DPDP Rule with risk scoring.
Phased action plan for engineering, security, and product teams covering consent architecture, data retention, and incident response.
Evaluation of vendor agreements against Section 8(2) obligations, ensuring mandatory audit rights, breach indemnity, and sub-processor clauses.
Itemized notice templates compliant with Section 5, multilingual consent mechanisms in 22 Eighth Schedule languages, and withdrawal flows.
Legal assessment of whether your data volumes, processing nature, and sovereignty risk trigger mandatory Significant Data Fiduciary duties.
Yes. While ISO 27001 addresses information security management, it does not assess statutory Indian mandates such as Section 5 itemized notices, Section 6 unconditional consent withdrawal, Section 9 verifiable parental consent, Section 10 Significant Data Fiduciary obligations, or Section 8(6) mandatory reporting to the Data Protection Board of India.
No software platform can transfer statutory liability away from the Data Fiduciary. Compliance requires legal policy drafting, internal operational discipline, vendor contract renegotiation, and technical controls. LLMASSURE combines legal counsel from LLM Advocates with software tools to ensure both statutory and operational readiness.
Assessment fees and timelines depend on organizational complexity: number of corporate entities, digital systems and databases in scope, third-party vendor relationships, cross-border data transfer volume, and whether the entity is designated as a Significant Data Fiduciary. Mid-market assessments typically take 2–3 weeks, while complex enterprise audits span 4–6 weeks.
Only certain eligible startups notified by the Central Government under Section 17(3) may receive specific exemptions from notice (Section 5) and data retention limits. However, core duties such as reasonable security safeguards (Section 8(4)) and breach reporting (Section 8(6)) remain universally mandatory.
Request an initial consultation with our privacy advisory counsel to review your data scope and audit timeline.