Digital Personal Data Protection Act’23: Mitigata’s All-in-one Plan
Stay ahead of regulatory changes with Mitigata's all-in-one plan tailored to comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act'23. Our comprehensive solution ensures your organisation's digital assets are protected and compliant, giving you peace of mind in an evolving regulatory landscape.
DPDP’23 comes with even more Financial & Reputation Risk
Upto 250 Cr
Fine bracket for any breach of personal data.
Upto 250 Cr
Fine for delay in reporting a data breach to the Data Protection Board.
Upto 250 Cr
Fine bracket for non-compliance with rules related to children's data.
Nature
Of data leak (via attack, sale or error)
Type of Data
Identity, health, payment, child data.
Vigilance
Safety & mitigation efforts taken pre and post breach.
Repetitiveness
Of data breach and leak.
Business Interruption
Loss due to blocking of services.
Reputation Damage
Loss of business due to reputational damage.
Litigation Costs
High legal costs for litigation and arbitration for any data dispute.
Easy Steps to Follow.
Important Information Guide for DPDP’23
Cyber Protection Mechanism
Child Data Protection
Consent Management
Monetary Fines
Data Principal (Customer) Rights
Continuous Monitoring
Mandatory Reporting
Cyber Insurance by Mitigata
Things You
Probably Wonder
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act'23 (DPDP'23) is a regulatory framework designed to safeguard personal data in the digital age. It outlines guidelines and requirements for organisations to ensure the protection and privacy of individuals' personal data.
Compliance with DPDP'23 is crucial for organisations to avoid hefty fines and penalties associated with data breaches and non-compliance. It also helps build trust with customers and stakeholders by demonstrating a commitment to protecting their personal information.
The potential fines for non-compliance with DPDP'23 can be substantial, ranging up to 250 crore for any breach of personal data. Additionally, delays in reporting data breaches or non-compliance with rules related to children's data can result in fines of up to 200 crore.
The fine imposed under DPDP'23 is determined based on various factors, including the nature of the data leak (via attack, sale, or error), the type of data involved (identity, health, payment, child data), the vigilance and mitigation efforts taken by the organisation, and the repetitiveness of data breaches and leaks.
Mitigata's all-in-one plan is specifically tailored to help organisations comply with DPDP 23 by providing comprehensive cyber protection mechanisms, threat detection, data safety measures, risk monitoring tools, data protection protocols, cyber risk assessments, and cyber asset management solutions. These proactive measures can help organisations mitigate risks, protect personal data, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.