Data Protection
PDPA & Data Protection Officer
PDPA isn't just a Privacy Policy on your website — it's a system for managing personal data across its full lifecycle: collection, use, disclosure, and deletion. Organizations without a proper system face both legal exposure and eroded customer trust. We build data protection programs that actually work in day-to-day operations, plus outsourced DPO services for organizations not yet ready to hire in-house.
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What we handle for you
- ✓Assess your organization's current PDPA compliance status (gap assessment) to identify what needs work
- ✓Prepare required documentation — Privacy Policy/Notice, Records of Processing Activities (ROPA), and consent forms
- ✓Draft and review Data Processing Agreements with vendors and external service providers
- ✓Build processes to handle data subject rights — access requests, deletion requests, and breach notification
- ✓Provide outsourced DPO services for organizations legally required to appoint one
- ✓Train internal staff on PDPA principles and correct day-to-day compliance
- ✓Advise on cross-border data transfers to stay aligned with both PDPA and international standards like GDPR
- ✓Track and update policies in line with new guidance from Thailand's Personal Data Protection Committee
Who this is for
- Organizations processing large volumes of customer personal data — e-commerce, fintech, insurance
- Companies legally required to appoint a DPO but not yet ready to hire full-time
- Multinational organizations needing to comply with both PDPA and GDPR
- Businesses building a personal data protection program for the first time
Frequently asked questions
Does my business need a DPO?
The law requires organizations whose core activity involves large-scale processing of sensitive personal data, or regular monitoring of data subjects, to appoint a DPO. We can assess whether you meet this threshold in the first consultation.
How does outsourced DPO service work?
Our team acts as your DPO — overseeing PDPA compliance, advising your internal team, and serving as the point of contact with the Personal Data Protection Committee — without you needing to hire a full-time role.
What should we do if a data breach happens?
The law sets strict notification timelines to the regulator and, in some cases, affected data subjects. We help build an incident response plan in advance so your organization can respond within the required timeframe.
Want to assess your organization's PDPA readiness?
Get a free initial consultation to identify what needs work.
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