Peru DPL
Peru's personal data protection law, Ley 29733 (2011) as amended by Decreto Legislativo 1353 (2017), with its Reglamento D.S. 016-2024-JUS in force from 30 March 2025: eight guiding principles; processing on prior, informed, express and unequivocal consent (in writing for sensitive data) with thirteen consent exceptions; cross-border flows on adequacy, guarantees or listed exceptions registered with the National Registry; security and confidentiality duties; the rights of information, access, updating and rectification, erasure, preventing supply, opposition and objective processing, plus portability under the Reglamento; registration of every personal data bank in the National Registry; processor limits; and, under the Reglamento, 48-hour security incident notification to the Authority, incident records, a Personal Data Officer phased in by organisation size from November 2025, and a security document. Fines up to 100 UIT capped at 10 percent of gross annual income, strict liability, enforced by the National Personal Data Protection Authority.
Peru DPL is a compliance framework from Peru with 5 domains and 20 controls that map to 105 other frameworks. The largest domains are Title III: Rights of the data subject – Peru DPL (6 controls), Reglamento, Decreto Supremo 016-2024-JUS: duties delegated by the Law – Peru DPL (5 controls), Title II: Processing of personal data – Peru DPL (5 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Framework Domains (5)
Reglamento, Decreto Supremo 016-2024-JUS: duties delegated by the Law – Peru DPL
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| peru-dpl::R.34 | Reglamento article 34: notification of a security incident to the Authority within 48 hours |
| peru-dpl::R.35 | Reglamento article 35: documentation of security incidents |
| peru-dpl::R.37-39 | Reglamento articles 37 to 39: the Personal Data Officer |
| peru-dpl::R.47 | Reglamento article 47: the security document |
| peru-dpl::R.76 | Reglamento article 76: portability of personal data |
Title I: Guiding principles – Peru DPL
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| peru-dpl::4-12 | Guiding principles: legality, consent, purpose, proportionality, quality, security, recourse, adequate level of protection |
Title II: Processing of personal data – Peru DPL
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| peru-dpl::13 | Scope of processing: consent, sensitive data, revocation, children, criminal data, private communications |
| peru-dpl::14 | Cases where consent is not required |
| peru-dpl::15 | Cross-border flow of personal data |
| peru-dpl::16 | Security of the processing of personal data |
| peru-dpl::17 | Confidentiality of personal data |
Title III: Rights of the data subject – Peru DPL
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| peru-dpl::18 | Right of information (privacy notice) |
| peru-dpl::19 | Right of access |
| peru-dpl::20 | Right of updating, inclusion, rectification and erasure |
| peru-dpl::21 | Right to prevent supply |
| peru-dpl::22 | Right of opposition |
| peru-dpl::23 | Right to objective processing |
Titles IV and V: Obligations of controllers and processors; personal data banks – Peru DPL
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| peru-dpl::28 | Obligations of the owner of the data bank and of the processor |
| peru-dpl::29 | Creation, modification or cancellation of personal data banks and their registration |
| peru-dpl::30 | Provision of processing services by third parties |
Your Compliance Coverage
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Peru DPL is a compliance framework from Peru with 5 domains and 20 controls. Peru's personal data protection law, Ley 29733 (2011) as amended by Decreto Legislativo 1353 (2017), with its Reglamento D.S. 016-2024-JUS in force from 30 March 2025: eight guiding principles; processing on prior, informed, express and unequivocal consent (in writing for sensitive data) with thirteen consent exceptions; cross-border flows on adequacy, guarantees or listed exceptions registered with the National Registry; security and confidentiality duties; the rights of information, access, updating and rectification, erasure, preventing supply, opposition and objective processing, plus portability under the Reglamento; registration of every personal data bank in the National Registry; processor limits; and, under the Reglamento, 48-hour security incident notification to the Authority, incident records, a Personal Data Officer phased in by organisation size from November 2025, and a security document. Fines up to 100 UIT capped at 10 percent of gross annual income, strict liability, enforced by the National Personal Data Protection Authority. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does Peru DPL actually require?
Peru DPL has 20 controls organised across 5 domains. The largest domains are Title III: Rights of the data subject – Peru DPL (6 controls), Reglamento, Decreto Supremo 016-2024-JUS: duties delegated by the Law – Peru DPL (5 controls), Title II: Processing of personal data – Peru DPL (5 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
If I already comply with another framework, how much of Peru DPL do I already cover?
Peru DPL maps to 105 other compliance frameworks. The top mapping partners are Vietnam PDPD (21% coverage), Turkey KVKK (21% coverage), Privacy Act 2020 (21% coverage). Use our comparison tool to explore control-level mappings between frameworks.
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