Who Requires an Indonesia PDP Law Compliance Assessment?
The PDP Law applies to personal data processing in Indonesia, and to processing abroad that has legal consequences in Indonesia or for Indonesian citizens.
Banks, Fintech & Payment Providers
E-Commerce & Marketplaces
Telecom & Digital Platforms
Healthcare & Health-Tech
Insurance Companies
Technology & BPO Service Providers
Education & EdTech
Foreign Companies Processing Indonesian Data
Our Indonesia PDP Law Assessment Approach
Article-mapped methodology delivering clear gap visibility and accountable documentation.
Deliverables You Can Expect
Article-referenced outputs for your legal, compliance, DPO and board reporting requirements.
UU PDP Compliance & Gap Assessment Report
Data Mapping & Processing Records
Legal Basis & Consent Assessment
Data Subject Rights Readiness Report
Security & Breach Readiness Review
Prioritized Remediation Roadmap
Supporting Services
Services that complement your PDP Law assessment across security testing, compliance and governance.
Vulnerability Assessment
Identifies security gaps that create personal data protection exposure.
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Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Structured DPIA support for high-risk processing before it begins.
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ROPA Development (Record of Processing Activities)
Documents processing activities into a structured register.
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Cloud Security Assessment
Reviews cloud configuration where personal data is stored and processed.
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Virtual DPO (vDPO)
Outsourced DPO support for organizations where appointment is required.
Learn MoreBenefits of Indonesia PDP Law Compliance Assessments
Reduce Regulatory Risk
Identify gaps early and prioritize remediation as enforcement matures.
Improve Data Visibility
Build a clearer view of personal data, processing activities and ownership.
Faster Breach Response
Validate detection and notification against the 3 x 24 hour window.
Build Customer & Stakeholder Trust
Demonstrate stronger privacy governance, rights handling and safeguards.
Stronger Transfer Controls
Check that transfers outside Indonesia have valid safeguards.
Simplify Multi-Framework Compliance
Identify overlaps across UU PDP, GDPR, ISO 27701 and sector rules.
Why Choose QRC for Indonesia PDP Law Compliance?
Indonesia-focused mapping. Legal and technical depth. Actionable compliance outcomes.
Assessment mapped to Law No. 27 of 2022 and its implementing regulation.
Evaluate privacy obligations alongside security safeguards, controls and operational practices.
QRC has a registered entity in Indonesia, alongside privacy and security assurance credentials.
Align UU PDP requirements with GDPR, ISO 27701 and other applicable privacy laws.
Real-World Indonesia PDP Law Compliance Outcomes
How organizations have used QRC assessments to close UU PDP gaps and strengthen privacy governance.
Indonesia PDP Law Compliance Resource Center
Free guides and resources to help organizations understand UU PDP obligations and prepare for assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection, known locally as UU PDP, is Indonesia's comprehensive data protection law. It sets obligations for personal data controllers and processors and rights for personal data subjects.
Yes. It took full effect in October 2024 after a two-year transition. Government Regulation No. 33 of 2026 implements it, and the dedicated PDP supervisory institution was still being established as of September 2026.
It can. The law applies to processing outside Indonesia that has legal consequences in Indonesia or for Indonesian citizens abroad, as well as to processing within the country.
Controllers must notify affected data subjects and the supervisory institution in writing within 3 x 24 hours of a personal data protection failure, and in some cases the public.
A personal data controller decides the purposes and control of processing. A personal data processor processes data on the controller's behalf. Both carry obligations under the law.
Timing depends on processing complexity, the entities and systems in scope, and how readily evidence is available. QRC confirms a timeline after the scoping call.
Ready to Strengthen Your Indonesia PDP Law Compliance Posture?
Define your scope, identify priority gaps, and move forward with a clear compliance roadmap.