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Vendor Risk Management (TPRM)
Under the DPDP Act, your Data Processors are your responsibility. Digital Anumati's Third-Party Risk Management lets you onboard vendors, run privacy and security assessments, track contracts and obligations, and continuously monitor risk — so the partners handling your data don't become your liability. 360° Vendor Visibility 99.99% Uptime SLA Continuous Risk Monitoring 100% DPDP Compliant
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Second paragraph59 words
Endpoint Discovery
Personal data doesn't only live in servers — it sits on laptops, desktops, and shared drives across your workforce. Digital Anumati's Endpoint Discovery scans every endpoint to find personal data at rest, flag risky local copies, and bring this last-mile blind spot into your DPDP compliance picture. Every Endpoint Scanned 99.99% Uptime SLA Continuous Monitoring 100% DPDP Compliant
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Why Vendor Risk Is Central to DPDP Act Compliance
The DPDP Act lets you engage Data Processors only under a valid contract, and keeps the Data Fiduciary accountable for how those processors handle personal data. Managing that third-party risk is a direct compliance obligation, not a procurement afterthought. Unmanaged vendor relationships create three critical risks:
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Why Endpoints Are a DPDP Act Blind Spot
Server-side discovery misses the personal data that ends up on employee devices. Yet the DPDP Act holds you accountable for that data too — its security, its inclusion in rights requests, and its place in your overall data inventory. Leaving endpoints unmanaged creates three critical risks: