State Bank of India (SBI) has procured software and hardware as part of its preparations for compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) framework, with installation and deployment expected to be completed by December, a senior bank official said on Friday.
“Procurement of software is done and the deployment will be completed by December for DPDP compliance. Some hardware and software have been procured, and the installation will be done by December,” the official said on condition of anonymity.
As one of the country’s largest banks, SBI processes large volumes of customer and financial data across its banking operations, making data security and privacy an important part of its technology and compliance architecture.
The procurement and installation of the technology infrastructure aim to strengthen the bank’s systems as it prepares to implement the new data protection regime.
The move comes as banks and other organisations that process personal data are preparing
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