PDP Compliance
Services
Navigate Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) with confidence.
The Era of Data Privacy
Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) has changed the game. Organizations are now legally responsible for how they collect, store, and process personal data.
Non-compliance isn't just risky—it's expensive. Fines can reach up to 2% of annual revenue. We help you navigate these regulations without stifling your business growth.
2%
Max penalty of annual revenue for violations.
Business Impact
🤝 Brand Trust
Customers prefer and trust companies that transparently protect their personal data.
⚖️ Legal Immunity
Minimize the risk of lawsuits, sanctions, and administrative fines from regulators.
💎 Data Monetization
Clean, compliant data is valuable. Dirty data is a liability.
Full-Spectrum Compliance
From legal frameworks to technical safeguards.
Legal & Governance
We draft your Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Data Processing Agreements to ensure they are legally sound and transparent.
Data Mapping (ROPA)
You can't protect what you don't know. We map exactly what data you have, where it lives, and who has access to it.
DPO Services
Required by law to have a Data Protection Officer? We provide "DPO as a Service" to guide your team and handle regulatory queries.
Breach Response
We set up the protocols for when things go wrong—how to detect a leak, stop it, and report it within the mandatory 72-hour window.
Our Methodology
Privacy by Design, step by step.
Assessment
We interview your teams and scan your systems to understand your data flows and risks.
Framework Design
We build the "Privacy Framework"—the rules and tools your company will use to manage data.
Training
We train your staff. Privacy is a culture, not just a document.
Monitoring
We set up audits and checks to ensure the rules are actually being followed.
📦 What You Get
- Gap Analysis Report: Where you stand vs. the law.
- ROPA Document: The "map" of all your data.
- Privacy Policy: Public-facing legal text for your website.
- SOPs: Internal guides for handling data requests.
- DPIA: Impact assessments for high-risk projects.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need a DPO?
If you process large amounts of data or monitor people systematically, yes, the law requires it.
What happens if I ignore this?
You risk administrative fines, suspension of business activities, and massive reputational damage.
Is this just for big companies?
No. Any business that collects customer data (names, emails, phones) must comply.