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First documentCloud & SaaS Monitoring for DPDP Act Compliance | Digital AnumatiOpen original ↗

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Second documentData Security Posture Management (DSPM) for DPDP Act | Digital AnumatiOpen original ↗

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Document Overlap

11.1%

Top paragraph overlap

59.9%

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First paragraph60 words

Cloud & SaaS Monitoring

Your personal data now lives in dozens of cloud services and SaaS apps you don't fully control. Digital Anumati continuously monitors every connected cloud and SaaS environment for personal data, risky configurations, and unauthorised sharing — keeping you in control of data you're legally responsible for. 24×7 Live Monitoring 99.99% Uptime SLA Real-Time Drift Alerts 100% DPDP Compliant

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Second paragraph62 words

Data Security Posture Management

The DPDP Act makes you liable for the personal data you hold — wherever it sits. Digital Anumati's DSPM continuously finds sensitive data across your cloud and on-prem systems, scores its security posture, flags exposure, and tells you exactly what to fix before it becomes a breach. 24×7 Continuous Monitoring 99.99% Uptime SLA 1-Click Risk Reports 100% DPDP Compliant

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Why Cloud & SaaS Monitoring Is a DPDP Act Requirement

Under the DPDP Act, you stay accountable for personal data even when it is processed by third-party cloud and SaaS providers. Meeting your security-safeguard and oversight obligations means continuously watching where that data goes and how it is handled. Without continuous monitoring, businesses face three critical risks:

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Second paragraph48 words

Why Security Posture Is a DPDP Act Obligation

Section 8 of the DPDP Act requires every Data Fiduciary to protect personal data with reasonable security safeguards. That obligation is only meaningful if you know where sensitive data lives and how well it is protected at all times. Without continuous posture management, businesses face three critical risks: