From a list of gaps to work that gets done
The free readiness check tells you what is open. DPDP Remediation turns each open gap into a task with an owner and a due date, keeps the evidence that shows it is closed, and produces the reports a lawyer or board will ask for.
One gap, from finding to evidence
The gap is found
Your assessment answers show, say, that couriers receive more customer data than delivery needs. It becomes GAP-EC-04, rated high, with the section of the Act behind it.
It becomes a task
One click adds TSK-014 to the Remediation Register, due on the date its duty takes effect, or within 30 days if it is critical. You assign an owner.
The work is done
The owner trims the courier export and signs data terms with the courier. They mark the task done. Closing a task does not rewrite the completed assessment, which keeps the answers it was given; the next re-assessment records the control as in place.
Evidence is attached
The signed terms and a screenshot of the new export go into the Evidence Room against that control, with a date to review them. The control is now evidenced.
DPDP Remediation, for 12 months
- Everything in the readiness check
- Remediation register with owners and due dates
- Evidence Room for policies, contracts and screenshots
- Remediation Report, Executive and Board Summary, DPDP Vendor Readiness Pack and evidence index
- Up to 5 team members
Read more about the Remediation Register, the Evidence Room and the reports.
Evidence-Supported, not certified
When every control you have answered as in place has current evidence attached, your result moves from Self-Assessed to Evidence-Supported. That means the evidence exists and is organised. It does not mean anyone outside your organisation has checked it; for that, see Verified Assessment.
Run the free check, save it to a free account, then request an invoice for DPDP Remediation from your workspace. Nothing is charged automatically.