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Discover and classify personal and sensitive data
Manage consent, retention, and privacy requests
Maintain records for audits and regulatory reviews
Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) establishes how organizations should collect, process, store, and protect personal data. It aims to strengthen individual privacy rights while requiring organizations to implement clear controls around how personal information is managed.
To meet PDPL requirements, organizations need to:
Fines are only part of the risk. Manual privacy processes, limited data visibility, and delayed breach response can expose organizations to reputational damage.
Map critical PDPL obligations to the operational controls needed to manage personal data, streamline privacy processes, and support compliance across your organization.
PDPL Requirement
PDPL Article
miniOrange Capability
What It Enables
Articles 4 and 21
Privacy Platform, Customer IAM, Self-Service Portal
Simplifies DSR submission, verification, approvals, tracking, and audit-ready documentation through automated workflows.
Articles 5 and 6
Privacy Platform, Customer IAM, Self-Service Portal
Centralizes consent collection, withdrawal, preferences, purpose tracking, and consent evidence across digital channels.
Articles 11 and 18
Privacy Platform, Data Discovery & Classification, DLP, UEM
Discovers personal data and automates classification, retention, deletion, and lifecycle management across environments.
Article 19
IAM, PAM, IGA, UEM, DLP
Strengthens personal data protection through authentication, access controls, DLP, encryption, masking, and monitoring.
Articles 23 and 24
PAM, IGA
Restricts sensitive data access through privileged controls, session monitoring, access certification, and time-bound permissions.
Article 20
Privacy Platform, PAM, IGA, UEM
Speeds breach detection and investigation with alerts, audit trails, session recording, and response workflows.
Article 30
Privacy Platform, IGA
Gives DPOs centralized visibility into access, risks, governance activities, and compliance reporting.
Article 22
Privacy Platform, IGA, Access Risk Analytics, SoD Reporting
Identifies excessive or conflicting access to support privacy risk assessments before processing activities begin.
Article 31
Privacy Platform, IGA, Audit Logs, Access History
Maintains centralized access, approval, and certification records to support processing documentation and regulatory reviews.
Article 17
PAM, IGA, Just-in-Time Provisioning
Provides vendors with limited, time-bound, monitored access instead of persistent privileged credentials.
Article 29
Privacy Platform, IAM, Federated Directory Services
Provides visibility and governance over international data flows, residency, federation, and transfer activity.
Article 30
IGA, IAM, Compliance Dashboards
Centralizes identity governance and access information to support compliance visibility and organizational governance.
Deploy privacy controls, automate compliance workflows, and establish the processes needed to support PDPL requirements without disrupting business operations.
Identify personal and sensitive data across apps, databases, endpoints, cloud, and third parties.
Assess privacy controls and processes to identify gaps and prioritize remediation.
Configure consent, retention, access controls, and workflows aligned with Saudi PDPL requirements.
Automate data-subject requests, incident response, approvals, consent, and compliance reporting.
Monitor privacy risks, maintain audit-ready records, and generate compliance reports.
From implementation and onboarding to ongoing privacy operations, miniOrange provides the technology, expertise, and support your organization needs for compliance.
Since 2012, organizations worldwide have trusted miniOrange to secure identities, protect sensitive data, and address compliance requirements. Our ISO 27001-certified security practices reinforce our commitment to robust information security and data protection standards.
Manage consent, data-subject rights, retention policies, and compliance workflows from a single PDPL compliance platform designed for modern privacy operations.
Identify privacy risks early and strengthen data protection with continuous monitoring and policy-driven controls.
Deliver privacy experiences that are easier for local users to understand with Arabic language support, alongside multilingual capabilities for organizations serving users across regions.
Deploy the solution across cloud, on-premises, hybrid environments, or local hosting options based on your organization's security and data residency requirements.
From implementation and onboarding to ongoing operations, our experts and support teams are available around the clock to help you succeed.
Strengthen your privacy operations with a PDPL compliance solution that automates privacy workflows and supports ongoing compliance requirements.
PDPL applies to public and private organizations that collect, process, or store personal data in Saudi Arabia. It also covers organizations that process personal data on behalf of others, regardless of their size or industry.
Yes. Organizations outside Saudi Arabia may still be subject to PDPL if they process the personal data of individuals residing in the Kingdom or offer products and services within Saudi Arabia.
PDPL violations can result in fines of up to SAR 5 million per violation, with repeat offenses potentially attracting doubled penalties. Unlawful disclosure of sensitive personal data may lead to imprisonment for up to two years and fines of up to SAR 3 million.
PDPL requires organizations to implement appropriate technical, administrative, and organizational safeguards to protect personal data from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or loss.
PDPL covers any information that directly or indirectly identifies an individual, including names, identification numbers, contact details, financial information, location data, health records, and other sensitive personal data.
Organizations should begin by identifying personal data across their systems, assessing privacy gaps, implementing security controls, and adopting PDPL compliance software for consent management, data-subject requests, and compliance monitoring.
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