Seqrite Data Privacy

Build Customer Trust by Safeguarding Privacy, Managing Consent, and Simplifying Compliance.

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Seqrite Data Privacy

Balance Contextual Data Privacy with Holistic Cyber Security

Empower Your Business to Discover, Classify, and Protect Sensitive Data While Fulfilling Data Principal Rights Requests.

Ensure Data Privacy Compliance

Empower your organization to comply with privacy regulations like DPDPA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, etc. by automating sensitive data discovery, classification, and labelling, while seamlessly managing Data Principal request rights.

Enhance User Transparency and Control

Provide users with clear and simple options to manage their consent and preferences across multiple touchpoints & ensure compliance with global and local privacy laws.

Streamline Privacy Assessments

Automate privacy assessments, including DPIA, gap analysis, and RoPA, to identify risks and ensure that your organization’s data privacy practices are continuously up to date and compliant.

Manage Data Principal Rights Efficiently

Automate and manage the handling of Data Principal rights to provide quick and efficient responses to requests while maintaining compliance with privacy regulations.



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Seqrite Data Privacy:
Effortless Privacy Management across Locations

Seqrite Data Privacy helps organizations discover, classify, and label sensitive customer data across enterprise data resources, ensuring compliance with privacy laws such as DPDPA, CCPA, and GDPR. It reduces operational complexity, mitigates data risks, and enhances transparency, allowing organizations to effectively protect sensitive data and maintain customer trust.


Core Capabilities of Seqrite Data Privacy

 

Data Discovery & Classification

Efficiently discover and classify sensitive data such as Personal Data (PD) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) across various data sources. Leverage prebuilt and custom classifiers to ensure proper data handling and regulatory compliance.

 

Visual Markers

Automatically apply visual labels and watermarks to headers/footers of the documents to clearly indicate sensitivity levels, enhancing correct handling, access control, and auditability.

 

Unified Data Profiling

Gain visibility into a complete profile of any data principal by locating their Personal Data (PD) or Personally Identifiable Information (PII) across various organizational data sources. This creates a unified view of the data principal and supports data governance and privacy compliance efforts.

 

Universal Consent & Preference Management

Manage consent and preferences from a centralized dashboard to gain real-time control over customer data across platforms. Provide your customers with an intuitive portal to easily update or revoke their preferences and ensure compliance while building trust.

 

Cookie Consent Management

Automatically discover cookies across your websites and implement customizable consent banners. Empower visitors to opt-in or opt-out of cookie tracking and maintain compliance with global & local privacy laws.

 

Privacy Risk Assessment Automation

Automate the process of conducting privacy risk assessments like DPIA, RoPA, and gap assessments. Simplify the identification of data privacy risks and ensure continuous compliance with data protection regulations.

 

Data Principal Rights Request Management

Streamline and automate the management of Data Principal rights requests through a case management workflow and ensure timely and compliant responses to data access, rectification, and deletion requests as per regulations requirement.

 

Data Breach Notifications

Efficiently log and track data breach incidents—schedule and trigger notifications to the right stakeholders, ensuring timely compliance with DPDP requirements. Create tailored templates for the target audience and reuse them in relevant communications.

 

Role-Based Access Control

Enforce granular access controls by defining roles such as Data Privacy Officer, Data Analyst, Business Owner, etc, to ensure access is restricted based on responsibilities.


Take Control of Your Data and Build
Customer Trust with Seqrite Data Privacy

 

Streamlined Management

Efficiently handle Data Principal rights requests by efficiently searching, detecting, and locating data across applications and databases.

 

Enhanced Data Cognition

Maintain comprehensive visibility into your data privacy posture through detailed scans of multiple data sources, ensuring alignment with data protection policies.

 

Intuitive Data Compliance

Comply with global and local data privacy regulations such as DPDPA, GDPR, HIPAA, PDPA, and CCPA, and avoid hefty penalties due to non-compliance.

 

Superior Insights

View consolidated data records on a single dashboard, with granular filtering options for deep insights into data compliance and privacy posture.

 

Effective Data Security

Implement robust role-based access controls to manage user permissions and enforce least privilege access principles, safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorized access.

 

Powerful Integrations

Seamlessly integrate with other Seqrite products via Seqrite Centralized Security Management, enhancing overall security monitoring and extending data privacy practices across all corporate endpoints.

Secure Your Business with Effortless Data Privacy Management

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Resources

The Beginners Guide To Digital Personal Data Protection Law
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The Beginners Guide To Digital Personal Data Protection Law

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The What, How, and Why of Data Privacy
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The What, How, and Why of Data Privacy

Data privacy is a cornerstone of modern business operations and consumer trust in an increasingly digital world. Every click, transaction,…

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Deep Dive into DPDP Rules for Implementation and Compliance
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Deep Dive into DPDP Rules for Implementation and Compliance

India took a groundbreaking step towards strengthening data protection with the release of the draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules,…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. While the Act does not explicitly use the term “data masking,” it mandates “reasonable security safeguards” to prevent personal data breaches. Data masking, anonymization, and encryption are recommended techniques to protect sensitive personal data from unauthorized access.

Data Discovery helps organisations identify where personal data resides across the enterprise. This is essential for fulfilling DPDPA mandates, such as purpose limitation, data minimisation, consent-based processing, and timely deletion. Without discovery, organisations cannot manage or protect personal data effectively.

Consent Management ensures that personal data is processed only after obtaining clear, informed, and verifiable consent from the data principal. Organisations must offer easy withdrawal options and maintain records proving lawful consent for audits or investigations.

Data Protection under the Act includes implementing administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards to prevent unauthorized access, misuse, loss, or breaches of personal data. This includes encryption, access controls, monitoring, audits, and breach-response mechanisms.

Effective Data Governance ensures structured oversight over personal data—covering classification, storage, access control, retention, and deletion. The DPDPA requires organisations to establish governance structures, particularly “Significant Data Fiduciaries,” who must appoint a Data Protection Officer and conduct periodic audits.

If cookies collect personal data or track user behavior, websites must obtain clear, informed consent before activating them. This aligns with the Act’s requirements for explicit consent and transparency in data collection.

For processing personal data of children (below 18 years), the Act mandates verifiable parental consent, wherein consent must be provided by a parent/guardian for a child (under 18 years) and physically disabled persons. The identity and age of the parent/guardian need to be verified. Organisations must ensure that child-friendly notices are used, avoid tracking or targeted advertising for minors, and implement strict controls for children’s data.

Data fiduciaries must notify the Data Protection Board without delay upon awareness of a breach, followed by a detailed report within 72 hours (or an approved extension). Affected data principals must also be informed promptly, including details of the breach, potential impacts, and mitigation steps.

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