New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) framework will require enterprises to demonstrate how they govern personal data, enforce consent, manage third-party processing, and respond to individual requests. As organizations prepare for major compliance obligations due in May 2027, the challenge extends beyond documenting policies to proving that operational systems follow them.

Malcolm Gomes, COO of IDfy and Head of Privy by IDfy, discusses the data governance gaps that organizations often overlook, the difficulties of tracking personal data across legacy and third-party systems, and the evidence boards should demand to assess compliance readiness. He also explains how AI can help identify privacy risks withou...