Privacy education, consultancy & implementation, in 50+ jurisdictions.enquiry@vedhacon.com
Guidance and examples adapt to your selection.↑↓ to browse, ↵ to apply
Featured jurisdictionIndia, DPDP Act 2023

Notice, consent, Data Fiduciary duties, SDF obligations and breach intimation, explained.

Open the guide
Where most engagements startA readiness assessment, then a plan

We scope against the laws that actually apply to you, then sequence the work by risk.

Start the assessment
Featured whitepaperThe DPDP implementation clock

What must be operational before the substantive obligations commence in 2027.

Read the briefing
Free, no sign-upCheck your readiness in 10 minutes

Answer 18 questions and get a prioritised control roadmap instantly.

Start the assessment
Free, alwaysZero to practitioner

Track 01 assumes no prior knowledge of governance, risk and compliance.

Start Track 01
United States · SOX (2002)

Sarbanes-Oxley, and the controls privacy programmes inherit.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act governs financial reporting, but its discipline, IT general controls, access governance and evidence, is the same discipline a strong privacy programme relies on.

What matters for privacy

Key points

Sections 302 & 404

Management certification of controls, and an assessment of internal control over financial reporting.

IT general controls

Access management, change control and operations, the backbone privacy audits also rely on.

Access governance

Least privilege and segregation of duties that double as privacy safeguards.

Evidence discipline

Repeatable, documented evidence, the habit that makes ISO and privacy audits pass.

SOX is not a privacy law, but the control and evidence discipline it demands is directly reusable. A full guide for this jurisdiction is in preparation. For a detailed applicability read today, talk to a consultant.
How we help

From applicability to evidence

We map your processing to this regime, build the controls behind the obligations, and prepare the evidence that proves compliance.

Start a conversation