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Introducing TrustOS

How TrustOS turns DPDP Act duties into owned, tracked work with evidence, shown through a lending company.

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  1. Video 01The DPDP Act, ExplainedDuration 0:53
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How TrustOS turns DPDP Act duties into owned, tracked work with evidence, shown through a lending company.

A lending company holds personal data in loan applications, KYC files and repayment records. Under the DPDP Act it must give notices, manage consent, answer rights requests, erase data on time, report breaches and prove all of it.

TrustOS brings this work into one platform: a personal data inventory, purposes and notices, consent records, a six stage rights workflow, erasure across systems, a five stage breach response, processor oversight, impact assessments and Significant Data Fiduciary readiness. Every task has an owner, a status and evidence for management review and audit.

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  • One platform for DPDP compliance work
  • Inventory, notices and consent
  • Rights requests, erasure and breach response
  • Owners, status and evidence for audit

Put the DPDP Act into practice with TrustOS.

A scoped gap assessment shows where your organisation stands today and which controls to put in place first.