Introduction
The DPDP Act introduces the role of Data Protection Officer (DPO) for certain data fiduciaries. This article explores the requirements and responsibilities of the DPO.
When is a DPO Required?
- Significant Data Fiduciaries (SDFs)
- Data fiduciaries with high-volume processing
- Data fiduciaries processing sensitive data
- Designated by the Board
Conclusion
The DPO plays a critical role in ensuring DPDP Act compliance. Organisations must invest in DPO appointment and support to build a robust data protection framework.