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TruePrivacy vs Securiti for DPDP
Securiti is a global privacy platform built for many laws. If DPDP is your main law, compare how each product handles DPDP's specific duties.
Short answer
Securiti is a global privacy platform built for many laws. DPDP has specifics a tool should handle: notices readable in any of the 22 Eighth Schedule languages (s.5(3)), Rule 7's two breach audiences with a 72-hour report, a grievance period capped at 90 days (Rule 14(3)) and age 18 for children (s.2). We describe TruePrivacy's answers and list questions for Securiti rather than claims about it.
DPDP specifics to test
- Notices readable in English or any of the 22 Eighth Schedule languages (s.5(3)), itemised as Rule 3 requires.
- Processing only with consent (s.6) or for a legitimate use listed in s.7 (s.4).
- A child is anyone under 18, and processing needs verifiable parental consent (s.9(1), Rule 10).
- Breach intimation to each affected Data Principal and the Board without delay, plus a detailed report within 72 hours (Rule 7).
- A published grievance period of no more than 90 days (Rule 14(3)). Data Principals must use your process before going to the Board (s.13(3)).
- Indian identifiers such as Aadhaar, PAN, UPI ID and ABHA in your data.
Criteria side by side
| Criterion | Why it matters under DPDP | TruePrivacy | Ask Securiti |
|---|---|---|---|
| Languages | Notice readable in English or any Eighth Schedule language (s.5(3)) | Banner interface text in English and all 22 languages; you write your notice text | Which of the 22 languages ship today? |
| Indian identifiers | You cannot protect or erase data you have not found | India detection rules for Aadhaar, Aadhaar Virtual ID, PAN, GSTIN, IFSC, UPI ID, EPIC, ABHA and more | Which Indian identifiers do you detect? |
| Children | Under 18; verifiable parental consent (s.9, Rule 10) | Guardian consent by email with code verification, revocable, with evidence | How do you record a parent's verifiable consent? |
| Breach | Two audiences, without delay, and a 72-hour report (Rule 7) | A clock per audience; 24-hour working target for the Board intimation | How do you set up the Rule 7 clocks? |
| Grievances | Published period of no more than 90 days (Rule 14(3)) | Grievance desk with SLA states, escalation and a 90-day outer clock | Is the 90-day limit configured for DPDP? |
| SDF duties | If designated: India-based DPO, independent data auditor, yearly DPIA and data audit (s.10, Rule 13) | SDF workspace with yearly clocks that start when you record the designation | How would you support Rule 13's yearly cycle? |
| Pricing basis | Many teams work on rights, grievances and breaches | Priced on scope, never per seat; unlimited users | What changes your price: users, sources, modules or volumes? |
Total cost of ownership themes
Licence price is one part of cost. Ask what changes the price over time: users, data sources, modules, consent volumes and implementation work.
TruePrivacy is priced on scope, never per seat. Unlimited users. Quotes in INR, GST extra. Platform tiers (Starter, Growth, Enterprise, Global) are set by legal entities, jurisdictions and connected data sources, with all connectors on every plan and no per-source fee. See pricing.
Questions to ask Securiti
- How is DPDP set up in your product: notice items, the 90-day grievance limit, age 18, the Rule 7 audiences?
- Which Eighth Schedule languages does your consent interface ship in?
- Which Indian identifiers can you detect in our systems?
- Where is our personal data stored, and can it stay in India?
- What does a DPDP-only scope cost, and what changes the price?
- What do you need from our team to go live?
How to decide
A platform built for many laws can make sense if you run programmes under several laws and want one tool for all of them. In that case, compare both products on each law you need, not only DPDP.
If DPDP is your main law, weigh the specifics above most. TruePrivacy tracks request deadlines per law, and its tiers account for jurisdictions. See data discovery, breach management and the DPDP vs GDPR guide.
What is Securiti?
Securiti is a global privacy platform built for many laws. For its current DPDP features, check its product pages and ask the questions on this page.
What makes DPDP different for software?
Notices in English or any of 22 Eighth Schedule languages (s.5(3)), two breach audiences with a 72-hour report (Rule 7), a 90-day cap on the grievance period (Rule 14(3)) and age 18 for children.
Does TruePrivacy charge per user?
No. Priced on scope, never per seat. Unlimited users. Quotes in INR, GST extra.
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