NY Risk Consulting offers end-to-end DPTM (Data Protection Trustmark) consultancy in Singapore — guiding organisations through every stage of the certification process, from gap assessment to certification audit. We also assist eligible clients in applying for government grant support, including the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and the Transformation Sustainability Scheme, which may cover up to 80% of consultancy costs.
What is the Data Protection Trustmark?
The Data Protection Trustmark (DPTM) is a voluntary enterprise-wide certification administered by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). It recognises organisations that have put in place accountable data protection policies, processes and practices aligned with the obligations of the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). The certification is valid for three years and maps to Singapore Standard SS 714.
DPTM-certified organisations have passed an independent assessment by an accredited certification body — which means their data protection regime is verifiably robust, not merely self-declared. For customers, business partners and procurement officers, that distinction matters.
NY Risk Consulting is DPTM-certified. We don't just guide clients through the certification criteria — we've passed the same certification audit ourselves. That gives us a first-hand read on what assessors look for and where organisations typically fall short. We are also listed on the IMDA website as a DPTM consultant.Who should pursue DPTM certification?
DPTM is particularly well-suited to organisations that:
Collect or use significant volumes of personal data — customer records, HR files, patient information, financial data.
Face tender requirements, government procurement shortlisting, or customer due-diligence questionnaires asking for evidence of formal data protection governance.
Have already invested in PDPA compliance and want independent, certifiable validation of that work.
Want to reduce exposure to PDPC enforcement — penalties of up to S$1 million or 10% of annual Singapore turnover, plus reputational damage.