A KGreen compliance solution
Consent at the front door, data-centric security at the core — a defensible, auditable route to DPDP Act 2023 compliance.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act), 2023 is the country's first comprehensive data-protection law. It governs how organisations — Data Fiduciaries — collect, store, process and share the personal data of individuals (Data Principals), and it carries penalties of up to ₹250 crore for non-compliance. Every bank, NBFC, insurer, hospital and enterprise handling Indian personal data must now demonstrate lawful consent, data minimisation, strong security safeguards and the ability to honour data-principal rights.
KGreen helps organisations move from DPDP awareness to DPDP readiness — combining data-centric security, consent management and data discovery into one practical compliance path.
Collect personal data only with clear, informed, revocable consent — and be able to prove it for every processing purpose.
Collect only what is necessary, use it only for the stated purpose, and retain it no longer than needed.
Protect personal data with reasonable technical and organisational measures against breach, leakage and unauthorised access.
Enable individuals to access, correct, erase and grieve — and to withdraw consent as easily as they gave it.
Detect, contain and report personal-data breaches to the Data Protection Board and affected individuals.
Maintain records, appoint responsibilities, and be able to demonstrate compliance on demand.
US-patented Split & Spread keeps personal data unreadable and unrecoverable from any single location, with 100% redaction of PII — directly answering the DPDP security-safeguards obligation. About KVault →
Capture, enforce and evidence lawful consent across every channel, with easy withdrawal — the heart of DPDP consent compliance. Consent Management →
Find and classify personal data across cloud, endpoints and systems so you know exactly what you hold and where. Klassify →
Together these give banks and enterprises a defensible, auditable route to DPDP compliance — consent at the front door, data-centric security at the core, and full visibility of the personal data you hold.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is India's comprehensive data-protection law. It governs how organisations collect, store, process and share the personal data of individuals, requires lawful consent and strong safeguards, and carries penalties of up to ₹250 crore for non-compliance.
Any organisation that handles the digital personal data of individuals in India — banks, NBFCs, insurers, co-operative banks, hospitals, and enterprises — acts as a Data Fiduciary and must comply, regardless of size.
KGreen combines KVault (data-centric protection and 100% PII redaction), Consent Management (lawful, provable, revocable consent) and data discovery/classification to give organisations an auditable path to DPDP readiness.
Penalties can reach up to ₹250 crore per instance for failure to implement reasonable security safeguards, making data protection and consent management a board-level priority.
KVault's Split & Spread fragments and distributes personal data so no single location holds a usable copy, and redacts PII — providing the 'reasonable security safeguards' the DPDP Act expects.
