GDPR Compliance Services for Indian Companies

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is one of the world’s strictest privacy laws, with fines up to €20 million or 4% of global turnover. For organizations that process personal data of EU residents, compliance is not optional — it’s mandatory.

MYITMANAGER’s GDPR Gap Assessment, Implementation & Compliance services, delivered by CIPP/E-certified privacy professionals, provide a 360° approach — from identifying gaps to implementing policies, IT controls, and governance structures that ensure sustained compliance.

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With MYITMANAGER’s GDPR services, you gain the expertise of CIPP/E-certified professionals who help you navigate GDPR requirements end-to-end. We ensure your organization is regulator-ready, client-ready, and future-proof.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does GDPR apply to Indian companies?

Yes — if you process personal data of individuals in the EU/EEA, offer goods or services to them, or monitor their behaviour, GDPR applies regardless of where your company is based. Many Indian IT/BPO, SaaS, and outsourcing companies serving EU clients are directly in scope.

GDPR vs DPDP Act — what's the difference?

GDPR (EU) and India's DPDP Act share core principles like consent and data minimisation, but differ in scope, penalty structure, and specific obligations. Companies serving both EU and Indian users typically need a unified compliance programme mapped to both frameworks rather than treating them separately.

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Frequently Asked Questions — GDPR Compliance

Does GDPR apply to Indian companies?

Yes — if your Indian company offers goods or services to EU residents or monitors their behaviour, GDPR applies regardless of where the company is located. This includes Indian IT services companies, SaaS providers, and any business with EU customers.

What are the penalties for GDPR non-compliance?

GDPR penalties can reach up to EUR 20 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Enforcement has been active — hundreds of fines have been issued since 2018, including several against non-EU companies.

What is the difference between GDPR and the DPDP Act?

Both are data protection laws, but they differ in consent models, lawful bases for processing, cross-border transfer mechanisms, and enforcement structures. GDPR has six lawful bases while DPDP relies primarily on consent and legitimate uses.

Do we need an EU representative under GDPR?

If your company is not established in the EU but processes EU personal data, you are generally required to appoint an EU representative under Article 27. This representative serves as a point of contact for EU supervisory authorities and data subjects.

How long does GDPR compliance take?

A practical GDPR compliance programme typically takes 3–6 months to implement, covering data mapping, DPIA, privacy notices, data subject rights workflows, Standard Contractual Clauses, and vendor agreements.