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GDPR compliance is a global standard for data privacy and protection. It helps protect personal data, reduce privacy risks, and meet international regulatory requirements. Businesses use this framework to build client trust, avoid penalties, and operate safely in India, UK, EU, and worldwide markets. We help you achieve GDPR compliance in India, UK, EU, and worldwide.
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About ISO GDPR Compliance
What is GDPR Compliance?
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) compliance means your business follows the European Union’s data privacy law when collecting, storing, or processing personal data of EU and UK citizens. It applies to any business worldwide — including Indian companies — that interacts with EU/UK individuals through websites, apps, services, or client relationships. Think of it as a complete privacy framework that keeps your customers’ data safe and your business legally protected. With GDPR compliance, you get structured data governance, risk management, and international credibility every single day.
GDPR 2018 – The Regulation That Changed Data Privacy Globally
GDPR came into force on 25 May 2018 and replaced the earlier EU Data Protection Directive. It introduced strict rules for how personal data must be collected, stored, processed, and shared. Used by organizations handling EU/UK citizen data in 100+ countries across all industries. It improves data privacy, accountability, and regulatory compliance for businesses of all sizes.
GDPR vs India's DPDP Act – Key Differences
India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 was inspired by GDPR but applies specifically to Indian citizens' data. GDPR applies globally to businesses handling EU/UK personal data, while DPDP applies to personal data collected in India. Businesses that become GDPR compliant are already well-prepared to meet India's DPDP Act requirements as well. Getting GDPR compliant gives you dual protection — global and domestic.
GDPR vs ISO 27701 – What's the Difference?
Many organizations ask whether GDPR compliance and ISO 27701 certification are the same. ISO 27701 is a privacy information management standard that supports GDPR compliance but goes further — it is certifiable. GDPR compliance is a legal requirement under EU law and cannot be "certified" in the traditional sense. ISO 27701, however, demonstrates to regulators and clients that your privacy management system is independently verified.
Who Issues GDPR Compliance Documentation?
We are a GDPR compliance consultancy. We do not issue GDPR certificates directly — because GDPR compliance is not a formal certification scheme. We help you build a complete privacy compliance framework including all required documentation, policies, and processes. Formal validation can be done through EU supervisory authority audits, ISO 27701 certification, or client-facing compliance assessments.
Why Get Certified
Benefits of GDPR Compliance
The benefits of GDPR compliance for your business are practical and directly support long-term client relationships, legal protection, and business growth.
Protect Personal Data & Privacy
Safeguard the personal data of your EU/UK customers, employees, and partners by implementing structured data processing and access controls.
Build Client & Partner Trust
Earn confidence from international clients and enterprise buyers by demonstrating that your business follows globally recognized data privacy standards.
Avoid Heavy GDPR Fines
Prevent regulatory penalties of up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover by aligning your data practices with GDPR requirements.
Meet International Legal Requirements
Satisfy GDPR, UK GDPR, and related privacy obligations so your business can operate and grow in EU and UK markets without legal risk.
Win More International Contracts
GDPR compliance is increasingly required in enterprise vendor onboarding, EU government contracts, and international business agreements. Get compliant and win more deals.
Improve Data Breach Response
Respond to data incidents faster and more effectively with a defined breach notification procedure, trained staff, and a tested response plan.
Align with India's DPDP Act
Organizations that implement GDPR compliance are naturally well-prepared for India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act — giving you both global and domestic regulatory coverage.
Build a Privacy-First Culture
Create an organization-wide culture where every employee understands data privacy responsibilities and handles personal information with care and accountability.
How It Works
GDPR Compliance Process – Step by Step
Many organizations feel GDPR compliance is complex and legally overwhelming. In our experience at JS Certification, it becomes straightforward when your privacy framework is built around your actual data flows, clearly documented, and practiced consistently.
You contact JS Certification and share your organization's details. We understand your business operations, data flows, and EU/UK client relationships. We explain the full GDPR compliance process and provide a clear cost estimate with no hidden charges.
We review your existing data handling practices and compare them with GDPR requirements. We identify gaps, risks, and areas where your current practices do not meet EU data privacy obligations. Then we create a clear remediation and implementation plan.
We map all personal data your organization collects, stores, and processes — and document it in a Record of Processing Activities (ROPA). This is a mandatory GDPR requirement and forms the foundation of your entire compliance framework.
We establish the correct legal basis for each data processing activity — consent, legitimate interest, contract, legal obligation, etc. We also build or fix your consent mechanisms, cookie banners, and data collection forms to ensure they are fully GDPR-compliant.
We prepare all required GDPR documents including Privacy Policy, Data Retention Policy, Data Breach Response Procedure, Data Subject Rights Procedure, and internal data handling guidelines. Everything is kept practical, clear, and legally sound.
We assess whether your organization legally requires a Data Protection Officer (DPO) under GDPR. If required, we support the DPO appointment process or provide a Virtual DPO service, giving you full compliance without the overhead of a full-time hire.
Your team needs to understand GDPR basics — what personal data is, how to handle Data Subject Requests, what to do in a data breach, and their daily responsibilities. We deliver practical, role-specific GDPR training sessions.
GDPR requires that all vendors and processors you share personal data with also comply with the regulation. We audit your suppliers, draft Data Processing Agreements (DPAs), and build a third-party compliance register.
We build a practical system for handling Data Subject Requests — including the right to access, right to erasure, right to rectification, and right to data portability — within GDPR's required 30-day response timeframe.
A final compliance review verifies that all GDPR requirements are met. We review all documentation, resolve any remaining gaps, and prepare your organization for client audits, regulatory reviews, or ISO 27701 certification.
Who It’s For
Who Needs GDPR Compliance
GDPR compliance is essential for any organization that collects, processes, or stores personal data of individuals based in the EU or UK — regardless of where the company is located.
IT & Software Companies
SaaS & Cloud Service Providers
BPO & KPO Services
E-commerce & Online Retail
Banking, Finance & Fintech
Healthcare & Telemedicine
Digital Marketing Agencies
HR & Recruitment Firms
Legal & Consulting Firms
Hospitality Services
EdTech & Online Education
Logistics & Supply Chain
Data Centers & Managed IT Services
Standards Comparison
GDPR vs Other Privacy & Security Standards
Understand how GDPR compares to other global privacy and security frameworks to decide which compliance path best fits your business needs.
| Standard | Focus Area | Best For | Integrates With |
|---|---|---|---|
| GDPR | EU/UK personal data privacy law — consent, rights, breach notification | Any business handling EU/UK personal data | ISO 27001, ISO 27701 |
| ISO 27701 | Privacy Information Management System — certifiable privacy standard | Organizations seeking formal privacy certification | ISO 27001, GDPR |
| ISO 27001 | Information Security Management — data protection, cyber risk, ISMS | IT, banking, SaaS, healthcare | ISO 27701, ISO 9001 |
| India DPDP Act | Indian personal data protection law — consent, data fiduciaries | Businesses collecting data from Indian citizens | GDPR, ISO 27701 |
| SOC 2 | Security, availability & confidentiality — cloud/SaaS service assurance | US-market SaaS and cloud providers | ISO 27001, GDPR |
Integration Note:
GDPR compliance integrates naturally with ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 into a single Integrated Privacy & Security Management System. This reduces audit duplication, improves overall data governance, and strengthens your compliance posture across multiple international frameworks simultaneously.
GDPR Key Requirements — What Your Business Must Implement
GDPR has 99 Articles organized into 11 Chapters. These requirements ensure personal data is handled lawfully, transparently, and securely — with individuals’ rights fully protected.
Lawful Basis for Processing (Article 6)
Every data processing activity must have a valid legal basis — consent, contract, legal obligation, vital interests, public task, or legitimate interests.
Data Subject Rights (Articles 15–22)
Individuals have the right to access, rectify, erase, restrict, and port their personal data. You must respond to all Data Subject Requests within 30 days.
Consent Management (Article 7)
Consent must be freely given, specific, informed, and unambiguous. Pre-ticked boxes and bundled consent are not valid under GDPR.
Privacy by Design & Default (Article 25)
Data protection must be built into systems and processes from the beginning — not added as an afterthought. Only minimum necessary data should be collected by default.
Data Breach Notification (Articles 33–34)
Data breaches must be reported to the relevant supervisory authority within 72 hours of discovery. Affected individuals must be notified without undue delay when risk is high.
Data Protection Officer (Article 37)
Organizations that process personal data on a large scale or conduct systematic monitoring must appoint a qualified Data Protection Officer (DPO).
Data Processing Agreements (Article 28)
Written contracts must be in place with all third-party processors who handle personal data on your behalf.
We Cover All Requirements
We help you implement all applicable GDPR requirements with proper documentation, processes, and evidence — so your business is fully compliant and audit-ready.
Transparent Pricing
GDPR Compliance Cost
The total cost includes consultancy fees for gap analysis, documentation, training, and ongoing support. It depends on your organization’s size, volume of EU/UK data processed, number of systems in scope, and overall complexity.

India
₹40,000 – ₹2,50,000

USA
$800 – $2,000

UAE
$700 – $1,800
Pricing varies based on organization size, number of departments, data processing volume, and the complexity of your existing privacy practices. We provide a clear and customized quote with complete transparency.
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F.A.Q
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about GDPR compliance? Here are the answers our clients ask most often.
What is GDPR compliance?
GDPR compliance means your organization’s data collection, storage, and processing practices meet the requirements of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation. It applies to any business worldwide that handles personal data of EU or UK citizens. At JS Certification, we help you build a complete privacy compliance framework that works in your actual daily operations.
Does GDPR apply to Indian companies?
es. GDPR applies to any Indian business that processes personal data of individuals located in the EU or UK — regardless of where the company is based. This includes IT firms, SaaS companies, BPOs, e-commerce platforms, and any business with a website visited by EU users. Non-compliance can result in fines enforced by EU supervisory authorities.
How long does GDPR compliance take?
GDPR compliance typically takes 3 to 8 weeks depending on your organization’s size, data landscape, and current privacy practices. With JS Certification’s expert support and ready-to-use documentation templates, many Indian businesses complete their GDPR compliance framework in as little as 3 to 4 weeks
How much does GDPR compliance cost in India?
The cost depends on your organization’s size, number of systems handling EU data, and how prepared you already are. We first understand your specific requirements and then provide a fair, transparent, and detailed cost estimate — with no hidden charges. Contact us for a free assessment and same-day quote.
What documents are needed for GDPR compliance?
Key documents include the Record of Processing Activities (ROPA), Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Data Retention Policy, Data Breach Notification Procedure, Data Subject Rights Procedure, Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) with vendors, and employee training records. We prepare all required documentation in a practical, audit-ready format.
Do I need to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO)?
A DPO is mandatory if your organization processes personal data on a large scale, conducts systematic monitoring of individuals, or handles special categories of sensitive data. Many Indian IT companies and BPOs processing large volumes of EU data are required to have one. We assess your requirement and, if needed, provide a Virtual DPO service.
What is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) and do I need one?
A DPA is a legally binding contract required under GDPR Article 28 between you and any third-party vendor who processes personal data on your behalf — or between you and your EU clients who share their users’ data with you. If your EU clients are asking you to sign a DPA, it is a GDPR requirement. We help Indian businesses review, draft, and sign GDPR-compliant DPAs.
What is the difference between GDPR compliance and ISO 27701 certification?
GDPR compliance means meeting the legal requirements of the EU’s data privacy regulation. ISO 27701 is a formal, certifiable privacy management standard that demonstrates your compliance to clients and regulators through an independent third-party audit. Many businesses achieve GDPR compliance first and then pursue ISO 27701 certification as a next step. We support both.
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