

The first question any auditor or regulator asks under the DPDP Act 2023 is a simple one: "Where is your personal data?" For most businesses, the honest answer is "we're not sure." Customer details sit in old email threads, shared folders, spreadsheets on someone's laptop, and cloud drives nobody has opened in years.
You cannot protect what you cannot see. And with penalties of up to ₹250 crore per violation now legally active, guessing is not a strategy. That is why we built the Siccura product line: software that finds your sensitive data, classifies it, controls how it is shared, and keeps the audit records the Data Protection Board of India expects to see.
Two tools, one goal: Identify, Protect, Control, Trace.
No cost. No obligation. See both tools on your own use case.
Siccura Discover scans your organisation's emails, cloud drives, and computers, then shows you exactly where personal and confidential information is sitting, so you can act before it becomes a fine, a breach, or a headline.
Looks across email, cloud storage, shared folders, and individual machines. Finds names, ID numbers, financial details, and other sensitive data, even in old files.
Gives you a clear, plain-English picture of what data you hold and where it lives, and highlights the high-risk data that needs attention first.
Produces ready-to-show records for audits, regulators, and management. Clear evidence, on demand, whenever someone asks.
Siccura Discover answers the "where is your personal data?" question in days, not months. It is the natural first step of DPDP data mapping and every compliance journey.
Your sensitive data is moving across users, systems, and external boundaries right now. Siccura Regula is our governance platform that tells you where it is, who has it, and what they are doing with it.
Surface all regulated, confidential, and operationally sensitive data, wherever it lives. No blind spots.
Protection travels with the information itself, not just the perimeter. Files stay protected even after they leave your network.
Organisation-wide, creator-level, and external sharing governance, configurable and adaptive to how your teams work.
Full audit trails and explainable classification decisions for every governance event. Evidence a regulator can actually use.
From a 20-person agency to a regulated enterprise, if you hold personal data, these tools shorten your path to compliance.
| Role | What You Get |
|---|---|
| Business owner / MSME | A clear answer to "where is our customer data?" without hiring an IT team, plus audit-ready reports if a regulator ever asks |
| CIO / IT Head | Full visibility across all data assets and policy enforcement without manual overhead |
| CISO / Security team | Reduced insider threat exposure and external sharing risk, in real time |
| Compliance Officer / DPO | Audit-ready evidence for the DPDP Act, GDPR, and ISO 27001, at any time |
| Enterprise & Government | Sovereign, local-first deployment for high-sensitivity regulated environments |
Compliance frameworks supported: DPDP Act 2023, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2. One deployment, evidence for all of them.
A tool alone does not make you compliant, and a policy document alone does not either. The DPDP Act needs working systems: consent records, privacy notices, breach reporting, deletion workflows, and the evidence to prove all of it. Siccura handles the data discovery, classification, and audit trail. Our compliance team handles everything else, from gap assessment to consent notices to breach response setup.
With consent rules mandatory from 13 November 2026 and full enforcement from 13 May 2027, the businesses that start now get a planned, affordable path. The ones that wait get panic mode.
Consent rules become mandatory on 13 November 2026. Finding and fixing your data takes months. See where you stand today.
Request a Demo or Free AssessmentIt is software that helps you meet the DPDP Act 2023 using technology instead of manual effort. It finds where personal data sits across your emails, cloud drives, and computers, classifies it by sensitivity, controls how it is shared, and produces the audit records regulators ask for.
Discover answers "where is my sensitive data?" It scans, locates, maps, flags, and reports. Regula goes further: it classifies data, enforces sharing policies, controls external sharing with expiry and watermarks, and keeps immutable audit logs. Many businesses start with Discover and grow into Regula.
Yes. The DPDP Act has no small-business exemption; collecting even one customer's email digitally makes you a Data Fiduciary. Siccura Discover gives small teams a fast, affordable answer to the data-location question without hiring specialists. See our guide on DPDP for small businesses.
The two work best together. Software handles discovery, classification, and audit trails at scale. Our team handles consent workflows, privacy notices, grievance processes, and breach response. Adri IT offers both, starting with a free gap audit so you only invest where you actually have gaps.
Book a 30-minute call. We will show you both tools, run a free compliance assessment, and give you a gap report with a practical roadmap. No cost, no obligation.
One demo, one free assessment, and a clear picture of exactly where your business stands.
Book a Free Demo & Compliance AssessmentAdri IT Software Solutions Pvt Ltd, an IT company based in Vadodara, helping businesses across Gujarat & India become DPDP-compliant before the deadline. Prefer to talk first? Let's Talk.
Disclaimer: This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. The content is based on the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025 as published by the Government of India, explained here in simplified language. For the official text, please refer to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). Laws and deadlines may change. For a personalised assessment of your business, book a free DPDP audit with our team.