DPDP Act 2026–27: Two Critical Dates, Different Obligations
What They Mean for You and How to Prepare " 13 November 2026 and 13 May 2027"
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act is coming into force, and most organisations still aren't sure what it actually asks of them. In 45 minutes, get a clear, practical explainer and a first step you can act on.
Your Speaker
Adai Annamalai
Teceze
Adai has over 13 years of global consulting and solutions advisory experience across multiple regions. He has worked with organizations in IT/ITES, BFSI, retail, and manufacturing, as well as with global system integrators (GSIs) and Big Four consulting firms. His expertise spans offensive and defensive cybersecurity, risk management, compliance, security operations, enterprise infrastructure, digital workplace solutions, and networking.
What You'll Learn
What the DPDP Act Covers
Understand the Act’s scope, who it applies to, and what its requirements could mean for your organization.
Key Compliance Areas
Explore consent and notices, personal data security, data retention, breach reporting, individual rights, and vendor management.
What the Two Critical Dates Mean
Understand the different obligations associated with 13 November 2026 and 13 May 2027, and how to prepare for each milestone.
Readiness Checklist and Live Q&A
Assess your organization’s readiness, identify what to prioritize, and bring your questions to our expert.
Maximum Penalty Per Breach
Deadline For Full Compliance
To Report A Personal Data Breach
Business Handling Indians' Digital Personal Data
Who Should Attend
Bonus: A Free DPDP Act Readiness Audit
Every attendee can opt in to a complimentary readiness audit from Teceze's compliance team. You'll get:
- A review of how your organisation collects, stores and shares personal data
- A gap assessment against the Act's key requirements
- A prioritised action plan to reach compliance before May 2027
The Clock Is Running To May 2027
Start with clarity. Join us on 26 November 2026 at 11.30 am. IST.
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