The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, operationalised through the 2025 Rules, introduces a transformative framework for handling personal data in India. For Telecom, Media, and Technology (TMT) sector-key custodians of vast consumer data-the implications are significant.

      DPDP is not just a regulatory milestone-it’s a strategic inflection point for TMT sectors to redefine trust, accelerate digital growth, and lead in a privacy-conscious economy. Rather than viewing DPDP as a compliance burden, TMT players can leverage it to build trust as a competitive differentiator.

      Key highlights of the report

      • Driving innovation and creating new business opportunities
      • Tech enablement through P.E.T. (Privacy Enhancing Technologies)
      • Pragmatic and actionable framework

      Implications of Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act on Telecom, Media & Technology Sector (TMT) and opportunities ahead

      DPDPA aims to strengthen the techno-legal framework for protection of digital personal data by providing necessary details and an actionable framework


      How can KPMG in India help

      Use cyber security to protect your future

      KPMG in India’s Data Privacy advisory service endeavors to assist organisations in evaluating and remediating their exposure to privacy risks

      Transformation driven by data, enabled by digital technology, and led by business initiatives

      Key Contacts

      Nitin Shah

      Partner – Digital Trust, Head – Cyber Security, Resilience and Privacy Strategy & Governance

      KPMG in India

      Shikha Kamboj
      Shikha Kamboj

      Partner, Digital Trust, National Leader, Data Privacy and Ethics

      KPMG in India


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