Navigate the data protection regulations that govern your business today.
India's DPDP Act and Saudi Arabia's PDPL are now in force. Organisations operating across both markets face concurrent obligations - we help you understand exactly what applies to you and build the compliance programme to meet it.
Two frameworks. One compliance programme.
Organisations with operations or customers in both India and Saudi Arabia often need to comply with both regulations concurrently. The frameworks share principles but differ in specifics.
Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP)
India's DPDP Act establishes rights for Data Principals and obligations for Data Fiduciaries processing digital personal data within India or processing data of Indian residents outside India.
Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL)
Saudi Arabia's PDPL, enforced by the National Data Management Office (NDMO), governs the collection, processing, and transfer of personal data relating to individuals in Saudi Arabia.
From obligation mapping to operational compliance
Applicability Assessment
Establish which regulations apply to your organisation, your customers, and your data flows - many businesses are subject to both DPDP and PDPL simultaneously.
Data Mapping
Identify and document what personal data you collect, where it is stored, how it flows across systems and third parties, and where it crosses jurisdictions.
Gap Analysis
Measure current practices against the specific requirements of each applicable regulation. Produce a prioritised gap register with a realistic remediation timeline.
Implementation
Build the policies, procedures, consent frameworks, and technical controls needed to close identified gaps. We work with your legal, engineering, and operations teams.
If you process personal data of Indian or Saudi residents, these obligations apply to you - regardless of where you are headquartered.
Not sure if you’re compliant?
A structured applicability assessment takes 1–2 weeks and gives you a clear view of your obligations and gaps.