saralprivacy.com SaralPrivacy Launches Free DPDPA Readiness Assessment for Indian Businesses
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- •SaralPrivacy launched a free DPDPA readiness assessment for Indian businesses.
- •The assessment identifies compliance gaps across 12 operational areas related to data privacy.
- •Businesses are under increasing pressure to comply with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
On June 2, 2026, SaralPrivacy introduced a free readiness assessment tool to assist Indian businesses in complying with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), 2023. This tool aims to help organizations evaluate their privacy preparedness by identifying gaps in data handling practices. The assessment covers 12 operational areas, including consent management, data rights handling, and vendor accountability. It is designed for various entities, including startups and SMEs, that process personal data. The initiative comes as Indian businesses face increased compliance pressure under the new data protection regime, which emphasizes the importance of understanding data ownership and management. SaralPrivacy's assessment provides a plain-English risk score and actionable steps to improve compliance. The tool is expected to help organizations navigate the complexities of the DPDPA effectively.
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