DPDP Compliance: Who Is Actually Responsible?
IT, Legal, HR, Sales, Operations, the DPO — or the Board? A practical, role-based webinar that shows exactly where DPDP accountability sits, and what every department is expected to do.
When DPDP compliance fails, everyone starts asking the same question: "Who was actually responsible?"
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8 Oct 2026 · 3–6 PM IST · No payment now — we'll call to confirm.
Why Should You Attend?
DPDP compliance is not merely about creating a privacy policy, adding a consent checkbox or appointing a DPO. Real compliance begins when every department understands what it must own — including:
What this webinar gives you
This webinar converts complex DPDP requirements into simple departmental responsibilities, practical examples and relatable business use cases — so every function walks away knowing exactly what it owns.
DPDP is everyone's responsibility — but it must never become nobody's accountability.
Everything We Will Cover
Nine parts, three hours, one clear picture of who owns what.
Who Is Ultimately Accountable?
Understand whether accountability rests with the organisation, Board, CEO, DPO, department head, employee or vendor.
Accountability vs. Responsibility
Learn the important difference between the person who answers for the outcome and the teams responsible for performing compliance activities.
The DPDP Accountability Pyramid
Understand how accountability and responsibility flow from the Board and senior management to the DPO, department heads, process owners and employees.
Department-Wise Responsibilities
Discover the specific DPDP roles of IT, Information Security, Legal, HR, Sales, Marketing, Operations, Finance, Procurement and senior management.
Data Fiduciary, Data Processor and DPO
Understand these important DPDP roles through simple organisational examples — without complicated legal language.
Who Is Responsible When a Vendor Causes a Breach?
Learn whether an organisation can transfer responsibility to its cloud provider, payroll vendor, marketing agency or another Data Processor.
One Complete Business Use Case
Follow a personal data breach from discovery to containment, assessment, notification and management reporting — and understand which department performs each activity.
Who Can Be Penalised?
Understand who may face regulatory action when an organisation fails to protect personal data, report a breach or fulfil its DPDP obligations.
A Practical Responsibility Model
Learn the five questions every department must answer and take away a simple model for assigning business, system, control, risk and executive ownership.
Real Questions. Practical Answers.
The webinar addresses practical situations such as:
This is not a session limited to legal theory. It is designed to help you understand how DPDP works inside a real organisation.
Built For Every Function That Touches Personal Data
No advanced legal or technical knowledge is required.
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Viewer Pass
Attend the complete three-hour live webinar and gain practical clarity about organisational DPDP responsibilities.
Viewer + Expert Connect Pass
Continue the conversation even after the webinar and receive direct clarification from the expert.
Expert Connect Scope
Expert Connect covers clarification of topics discussed during the webinar.
It does not include
What it does cover
Requirements beyond this scope may be considered separately as a professional consulting engagement.
How to Register
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Important Dates
Registrations may close earlier if all available seats are filled.
Do You Know Who Will Answer if DPDP Compliance Fails?
Do not wait for a data breach, customer complaint or regulatory inquiry to discover that responsibilities were never clearly assigned. Join this webinar and gain practical clarity about who owns what — from the Boardroom to individual departments.
Registration closes on 28 September 2026 · Limited seats — register today