DPDPA Policy → Obligation Map
Every privacy policy in your stack should map to a specific obligation under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act. That mapping is what makes a policy defensible — when the Board asks “show me your rule for this,” you can point to a policy, an owner, and the duty it satisfies. Use this map to build and audit your policy stack.
The linked modules are part of the Certified DPDPA Professional program and open to enrolled learners. Not enrolled yet? See the program or talk to us.
How to use this map
Building a policy stack
For every policy you write, record the DPDPA obligation it satisfies. If a policy has no obligation, ask why it exists.
Auditing an existing one
Run down the list. Any obligation with no policy behind it is a gap — and a gap is where penalties start.
Training a team
Click through to the module that teaches each obligation. It turns a static policy list into a learning path.
Don’t just map DPDPA — learn to build it
The Certified DPDPA Professional program is 100% practical: you build a real RoPA, DPIA, breach runbook, policy map and audit — with a portfolio to prove it.