Indian Digital Personal Data Protection Rules (DPDP) 2025 – Key Highlights
The Indian DPDP Rules 2025 provide comprehensive guidelines for protecting personal data and ensuring privacy in compliance with the DPDP Act 2023. Released for public consultation on January 3, 2025, the draft includes 22 rules and 7 schedules.
Core Features of the DPDP Rules 2025:
Data Fiduciary Obligations:
- Notify data principals about data processing activities clearly and transparently.
- Implement robust data security protocols, including encryption and access controls.
Consent Management:
- Ensure data principals can give, manage, and withdraw consent easily.
- Maintain detailed records of consents and data-sharing activities.
Data Principal Rights:
- Access, correct, and erase personal data as required.
- Nominate representatives for data-related actions.
Data Breach Notifications:
- Notify affected individuals and the Data Protection Board promptly.
- Provide details of the breach and mitigation measures within 72 hours.
Exemptions and Compliance:
- Specific exemptions for research, statistical, and archival purposes.
- Significant data fiduciaries must conduct regular audits and impact assessments.
Why Compliance Matters?
Compliance with DPDP Rules ensures data security, builds trust among stakeholders, and aligns with global privacy standards. Non-compliance may lead to penalties and reputational risks.
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