In an increasingly digital and data-driven world, compliance with data protection laws is no longer optional. Businesses across industries are required to lawfully collect, process, store, and protect personal data. Failure to comply can result in heavy penalties, operational disruption, and reputational damage.
Our Data Compliance services are designed to help organizations navigate global and Indian data protection laws with clarity, confidence, and compliance.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive European Union framework that prescribes how personal data of individuals located in the EU must be collected, processed, stored, and transferred by organisations. It defines personal data very broadly to include any information that can directly or indirectly identify a person, such as names, identification numbers, online identifiers, location data, or characteristics relating to their economic, cultural, or social identity. The GDPR is underpinned by key principles such as lawfulness, fairness and transparency, purpose limitation, data minimisation, accuracy, storage limitation, and integrity and confidentiality, requiring organisations to limit processing to clearly specified purposes and to implement suitable security measures
The GDPR applies not only to EU‑based entities but also to Indian and other non‑EU businesses that offer goods or services to EU residents or monitor their behaviour, even without any physical presence in Europe. As a result, Indian IT/ITeS providers, SaaS platforms, e‑commerce operators, and similar service providers handling EU residents’ data may be directly subject to GDPR and must ensure a lawful basis for processing, transparent privacy notices, effective facilitation of data subject rights, and, where required, appointment of an EU representative or Data Protection Officer. Non‑compliance can attract significant administrative fines linked to global annual turnover and enforcement by EU supervisory authorities, along with serious contractual and reputational consequences.
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We evaluate whether GDPR applies to your business based on the nature of your operations, customer base, and data processing activities involving EU residents.
We identify what personal data you collect, how it is used, stored, shared, and retained, helping you understand and document your data lifecycle.
We review or draft privacy policies, consent notices, and cookie practices to ensure they meet GDPR transparency and consent requirements.
We assist in setting up procedures to handle requests for access, correction, deletion, or restriction of personal data in a timely and compliant manner.
We assess third-party vendors and international data transfers to ensure adequate safeguards and contractual protections are in place.
Outcome: Lawful data processing, reduced regulatory risk, and enhanced trust with EU clients.
Sector | How We Support Data Compliance |
IT & Technology | Data protection frameworks aligned with global and Indian regulations |
Healthcare & Life Sciences | Ensuring safe management and confidentiality of medical and sensitive patient information |
Finance & Fintech | Compliance-driven data governance and risk management |
E-commerce & Retail | Consumer data protection and privacy compliance |
Startups & Global Service Providers | Flexible and growth-ready compliance solutions for expanding and internationally operating businesses |
Data compliance is not just about avoiding penalties — it is about earning customer trust, securing sensitive information, and future-proofing your business. Whether you operate locally or globally, our data compliance services help you stay compliant, accountable, and confident.
Yes. GDPR applies to Indian companies if they process personal data of individuals located in the European Union.
Yes. Physical presence in the EU is not required if EU residents’ data is processed.
GDPR applies to personal data such as names, contact details, online identifiers, and other information that can identify an individual.
Yes. Vendors handling EU personal data must follow GDPR requirements, and appropriate safeguards should be in place.
Yes. With proper planning and implementation, GDPR compliance can be integrated into existing processes smoothly.
