Data Safeguard India Introduces ID-PRIVACY for Easy DPDP Act Compliance

Data Safeguard India has launched ID-PRIVACY, a new platform designed to help businesses comply with India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act. This user-friendly tool aims to simplify the complexities of data privacy regulations, making it easier for companies to manage compliance and avoid penalties.

The platform was formerly known as ID-REDACT and has been rebranded to prepare for upcoming rules from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeiTY), which are expected to be finalized by April 2025.

What Are The Features?

ID-PRIVACY operates on the principle of "Privacy by Design." It covers various aspects of data privacy, including Information Privacy, Communication Privacy, and Individual Privacy. The platform uses an artificial intelligence engine called CCE AI Engine to automate compliance and reduce costs. Notably, businesses can implement ID-PRIVACY in just two weeks, with many seeing a return on investment (ROI) within four weeks.

"As India embraces digital transformation, data privacy is crucial," said Sudhir Sahu, Founder and CEO of Data Safeguard. "ID-PRIVACY not only helps companies comply with the DPDP Act but also builds consumer trust."

Importance for Indian Businesses

With new data protection laws in effect, it's essential for companies in India to stay compliant to avoid fines and legal issues. ID-PRIVACY helps businesses incorporate data privacy into their daily operations.

"Being proactive about compliance is now a necessity," stated Dr. Damodar Sahu, Co-Founder and CGO. "ID-PRIVACY allows businesses to manage data privacy effectively."

Why Choose ID-PRIVACY?

Pranab Mohanty, Chief Business Officer, emphasized the growing need for reliable compliance solutions. He noted that ID-PRIVACY is designed for businesses of all sizes, making compliance straightforward.

It must be noted that Data Safeguard has received several accolades, including being ranked second in the Global Data Privacy Market and recognised as a CNBC Top 50 Disruptor.