DPDP & privacy readiness
Map personal-data journeys, responsibilities and control gaps into a practical implementation plan. International privacy requirements can be scoped separately.
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Data privacy, consent & DPDP
Connect personal-data choices and privacy responsibilities to the systems that need to act on them.
Explore the scopeService scope
The work.
The context.
The next step.
Privacy belongs within a wider security and governance programme. Review the data journey, make responsibilities clear and connect consent decisions to downstream applications and reviewable evidence.
Consent operations
Connect notice versions, purposes, preferences and withdrawal events across the customer journey.
Privacy workflow integration
Define the system handoffs, ownership and evidence needed for consent, rights requests and grievances.
Consent Manager readiness
Prepare governance, architecture and assurance evidence for consideration of the statutory registration route.
When this is useful
A starting point
that fits your need.
- A DPDP readiness programme
- Consent choices spread across systems
- A new use of personal data
Deliverables to define in your scope
A scoped privacy and consent readiness assessment
System and responsibility mappings
An implementation and evidence plan
Consent Manager readiness
Prepare the foundations.
Understand the obligations.
Considering the statutory Consent Manager route? Shape your governance, platform architecture and evidence plan around the registration framework.
Read the official DPDP RulesRule 4 + First Schedule
- Indian company & governance controls
- At least ₹2 crore net worth
- Technical & operational capacity
- Independent certification against Board standards
Registration readiness is a preparation service. This website does not claim that Splinter Systems is a registered Consent Manager or a government certification authority.
A few things, made clear
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Connected expertise
Build on the findings.
Connect this engagement to the other parts of your security programme when the scope calls for it.
Scope the work around your business.