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The Digital Personal Data


Protection Act, 2023
Adv. (Dr.) Prashant Mali
Cyber & Data Protection Lawyer
www.prashantmali.com
Applicability of The DPDP 2023 Personal data
processed by an
individual for
domestic purpose Data Principal
Not Applicable
Personal data that is
made or cause to be
made publicly Authorised Person
available by:

Digital Personal Data


Protection Act 2023
Applies to the processing
of Digital personal data
outside the territory of
India
In Digital Form
Applicable

In Non-Digital To the processing of digital


personal data within the
form which is
territory of India where
later digitised. Source: Cyber Law Consulting
personal data is collected.
(Advocates & Attorneys)
What is Personal Data?
The Digital Personal Data
Protection Act, 2023
The provisions of the DPDP Act are
applicable to all types of personal data
defines “Personal Data”
and do not distinguish between
sensitive personal data and critical
personal data. Consequently, the
as any data about an
requirements of the DPDP Act will be
applicable to all forms of personal
data, regardless of their nature or
individual who is
classification. This approach departs
from the current Indian data
protection law contained in the SPDI
identifiable by or in
Rules, which distinguishes between
"personal information" and "sensitive relation to such data.
personal data or information" and
prescribes progressive compliance
requirements for the processing of
sensitive personal data or information.
Source: Cyber Law Consulting
(Advocates & Attorneys)
Source: Cyber Law Consulting

COMPARISON
(Advocates & Attorneys)

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP)

All kinds of Personal Data is covered Only Digital Personal Data is covered
Applicability
by the GDPR. by the DPDP.

13-16 years, depending on the According to DPDP the minimum


Age for Consent age for consent is 18 years
member state laws.

Sensitive Personal data is covered by Sensitive Personal Data is not defined


the GDPR. It is defined by Art. 9 Sensitive Data in the DPDP.

Art. 5 of GDPR lays down 7 data


Data Processing Principles DPDP mentions no such principles
processing principles.

GDPR mandates strict Data The concept of Data Localisation is


Data Localisation
Localisation. no longer included in the DPDP.

2-4% of worldwide annual turnover or Penalties under the DPDP are capped
Penalties
10-20 million EUR (whichever is higher) at 250 crores.

Penalties credited to affected data subjects Penalties credited to Government of India


OBLIGATIONS OF
DATA FIDUCIARY AND SIGNIFICANT DATA FIDUCIARY

ENSURE ACCURACY OBLIGATIONS OF


DATA BREACH: APPOINTMENT OF
OF DATA DATA FIDUCIARY
PREVENTION & DATA PROTECTION
NOTIFICATION OFFICER

DEVELOPE AN DATA SIGNIFICANT


EFFECTIVE FIDUCIARY CONDUCT DATA DATA
GRIEVANCE OBLIGATIONS PROTECTION FIDUCIARY
REDRESSAL DATA IMPACT OBLIGATIONS APPOINTMENT
MECHANISM RETENTION FOR ASSESSMENT OF
ONLY AS LONG INDIPENDENT
AS REQUIRED DATA AUDITOR
PUBLISH CONTACT
DETAILS OF PERSON PERIODIC
RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENT DATA
HANDLING DATA AUDIT
PRINCIPAL REQUESTS

DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT 2023


Source: Cyber Law Consulting
(Advocates & Attorneys)
Significant Data Fiduciaries
THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT MAY NOTIFY
ANY DATA FIDUCIARY OR A CLASS OF DATA FIDUCIARIES AS SIGNIFICANT DATA FIDUCIARIES

Factors considered are:

The volume Risks to the Potential Risk to Security of Public Order


and rights of Data impact on the Electoral the State
sensitivity of Principal sovereignty democracy
personal data and integrity
processed of India

Source: Cyber Law Consulting


(Advocates & Attorneys)
Sec. 4 (1) (a)

When the Data Principal provides consent.

Sec. 4 (1) (b)

For any legitimate use mentioned in Sec. 7


Grounds for Processing of the Act.

Personal Data Sec. 4 (2)

For a “lawful purpose” in other terms for


any purpose that is not expressly
forbidden by law.
Source: Cyber Law Consulting
(Advocates & Attorneys)
Conditions for Notice under DPDPA 2023

Where consent was


The notice must obtained before the
SEC. commencement of the
inform the data
principal about:
5(1) Act:
(1) The personal data (a) the Data Fiduciary
and proposed purpose must as soon as
SEC. for processing. SEC. reasonably
5(1) Notice 5 (2)
(2) The manner in practicable provide a
which she might notice to the Data
exercise her rights.
SEC. SEC. Principal
(3) The manner in 5 (2) 5 (3) (b) Data fiduciary may
which a compliant can continue to process
be made to the Board personal data unless
the consent is
withdrawn
The Data Principal must be given the option to access
SEC. 5
the contents of the notice in English or any language (3)
Cyber Law Consulting
Source:
mentioned in the 8Th schedule of the Constitution (Advocates & Attorneys)
Source: Cyber Law Consulting Failure to take
(Advocates & Attorneys)
reasonable security
01 May extend to 250 Crores
safeguards to prevent
personal data breach
[Sec. 8 (5)]

Failure to notify the

Penalties under Board or the Data


02 Principal about May extend to 200 Crores

DPDPA 2023
personal data breach
[Sec. 8 (6)]

Failure to observe
03 additional obligations May extend to 200 Crores
Note: Definition of Personal Data Breach: regarding children’s
data [Sec. 9]
Any unauthorized processing of personal
data or accidental disclosure, acquisition,
sharing, use, alteration, destruction or loss of Failure to observe
access to personal data, that comprises the 04 additional obligations May extend to 150 Crores
of Significant Data
confidentiality, integrity or availability of
Fiduciary [Sec.10]
personal data.
Breach in observing May extend to INR. 10,000
05
duties under Sec. 15

Penalties under Breach of any term of


Upto the extent applicable
for the breach in respect
DPDPA 2023 06 voluntary undertaking
accepted by the Board
of which the proceedings
under Sec. 28 were
under Sec. 32 instituted

Breach of any other


07 provision or rule of the May extend to 50 Crores
Act

Source: Cyber Law Consulting


(Advocates & Attorneys)
Thank You
Email: prashant.mali@cyberlawconsulting.com
privacy@cyberlawconsulting.com
Contact No.: +91 9821763157

https://in.linkedin.com/in/prashantmali
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