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Introduction The Digital Personal Data Protection Act has created a new responsibility for Indian organisations. Compliance is no longer only about policies and documentation. It demands a clear understanding of how personal data moves, where it is stored and whether it is governed properly at every stage. Most companies believe their data is centralised in a few trusted systems. But when they begin preparing for DPDP, they realise that personal information often exists in ma

Introduction Many organisations enter a data audit with confidence. They have policies, training material and security tools in place. But once the audit begins, they realise something they did not expect. They do not fully know where all their data actually lives. This happens in almost every organisation. Data moves constantly in day to day work, and it often ends up in places no one tracks. When the audit asks for proof of deletion, retention or access control, these hidde

Introduction Around the world, privacy regulations are becoming stricter and more detailed. Whether it is the DPDP Act in India, GDPR in Europe, or CCPA in the United States, organisations are expected to know exactly what personal data they hold, why they hold it, how long they keep it, and how they protect it. In theory, these laws seem straightforward. But in practice, most organisations discover the same uncomfortable truth. They cannot protect what they cannot see. And t