You Can’t Protect.
What You Can’t See.
Across large enterprises, personal and sensitive data spreads across systems, teams, devices, and vendors. Under India’s DPDP Act, this lack of visibility is a governance risk.
The industry reality
Most organisations do not suffer from a lack of policies. They suffer from blind spots.
Endpoint Blind Spots
Sensitive files are stored on employee laptops and shared drives.
Data Duplication
Personal data is replicated across multiple applications and environments.
Unstructured Data Gaps
Unstructured data that is created
and stored without classification.
Third-Party Risk
Personal data residing in third-party systems outside direct oversight.
Indian PII Complexity
Variations in Indian PII formats that generic tools fail to identify accurately.
The Unknown Risk
When audits occur, teams scramble, not because data is missing, but because it is unknown.
How data compass fits in

To govern data responsibly,
organisations first need clarity.
Data Compass provides a living view of the data landscape, showing where
personal and sensitive data exists, how it is classified, and how it moves across
systems and partners.
This foundation enables consent management, rights fulfilment, and compliance
to function in practice rather than just on paper.
What needs to exist
For data governance to hold up at scale, organisations need
Continuous visibility
into where sensitive data exists across systems, endpoints, and environments
Clear distinction
between personal data and business data, including structured and unstructured formats
Confidence in
identification, especially for Indian PII with format variations
Awareness of data
movement across vendors and
cross-border flows
Controls that align
access with role, function, and purpose
Without this foundation,
privacy and compliance controls remain fragmented and reactive.
Who is this for
CXOs & Business Leaders
Clear visibility into where
data risk exists, before it escalates into a business issue.
CISOs & Security Teams
Fewer blind spots and reduced exposure across systems and endpoints.
DPOs & Compliance Teams
A defensible, DPDP-aligned view of personal data across the organisation.
IT & Data Teams
Operational clarity without manual discovery or fragmented tooling.
What changes for the business
Sensitive data is no longer invisible
Personal and sensitive data is clearly identified
across environments.
Governance decisions are
based on facts, not assumptions
Policies and controls are grounded in real data visibility.
Audit and incident response become faster and calmer
Data can be located and assessed
without last-minute scrambles.
Data access aligns with role and responsibility
Exposure is reduced through role and
purpose-based controls.
DPDP accountability becomes achievable not theoretical
Compliance is supported by evidence,
not explanations.


















