Data Protection &
Privacy Consulting Services

Every organization handling personal data must comply with jurisdiction-specific privacy laws. Our Data Protection and Privacy Consulting services empower your organization to not only meet regulatory requirements but also foster trust, enhance reputation, and minimize the risk of privacy breaches.

Our Privacy and Data Protection Offerings

Program Advisory
Assessments
Other Services

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Why Choose Us?

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Compliance Expertise

In-depth knowledge of EU GDPR, CCPA, and India's DPDPA 2023 to ensure full regulatory compliance.
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Tailored Solutions

Customized data privacy strategies addressing unique client needs and challenges.
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Training Programs

Staff training on personal data handling to ensure adherence to privacy best practices for Proactive assessment and mitigation.
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Innovative Technology

Use of advanced tools through partnerships with leading platforms for data protection.
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Data Governance

Strong frameworks to uphold data integrity, security, and privacy across the organization.
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Continuous Improvement

Regular updates to privacy strategies, adapting to emerging trends and threats.

FAQs

Your questions, our answers—everything you need to know is just a scroll away!

Data privacy regulation governs the collection, use, storage, and sharing of personal data, ensuring individuals' privacy rights are protected and organizations handle data responsibly and securely.

Everyone in an organization is responsible for data privacy with some defined roles and responsibilities shared within the organization. 

Data privacy regulation is built on principles like purpose limitation, transparency, data minimization, accuracy, storage limitation, confidentiality, and accountability, adopted globally by privacy laws.

Data privacy laws grant individuals rights like accessing, rectifying, erasing data, limiting processing, data portability, and contesting data use.

The regulations affecting your organization depend on your jurisdiction, data subjects’ location, the type of data collected, your industry, and international operations.

Organizations can ensure compliance by implementing data protection programs, conducting regular assessments, training employees, and appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO) when required.

Non-compliance with data privacy regulations can lead to hefty fines, legal issues, and reputational damage. For example, GDPR penalties can go up to 4% of company’s annual global revenue or €20 million, while India’s DPDPA imposes fines of up to ₹250 crores.

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