DPDP · GRC · CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY
Data privacy, security, and governance — handled as one discipline.
Omkay ICT Solutions helps organisations meet their obligations under the DPDP Act, 2023, strengthen their cybersecurity posture, and build governance and risk frameworks that hold up under scrutiny — from first assessment through ongoing monitoring.
Practical guidance for growing businesses. Enterprise-grade rigor for large organisations.
India-first, by design
Built specifically around the DPDP Act, 2023 and Indian regulatory practice — not adapted from a foreign framework.
Confidentiality by default
Every engagement is handled under strict confidentiality, from initial assessment to final reporting.
Practical over theoretical
Recommendations you can actually implement — not just a binder of policy templates.
SME to enterprise
The same rigor, scaled to fit a growing business or a large regulated organisation.
Three disciplines, one engagement
Data privacy, governance, and security are usually handled by different vendors speaking different languages. We bring them under a single team and a single point of accountability.
DPDP & Data Privacy
End-to-end support for compliance with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 — from readiness assessment to ongoing consent and rights management.
- Readiness assessment
- Data discovery & mapping
- Consent management
- Data principal rights handling
- Privacy notices & policies
- DPO-as-a-service
Governance, Risk & Compliance
Frameworks, policies, and audit-ready documentation that turn compliance from a one-time project into an ongoing operating discipline.
- ISO 27001 / 27701 implementation support
- Risk assessments
- Internal audit support
- Policy & SOP development
- Vendor & third-party risk assessment
- Regulatory mapping
Cybersecurity Advisory
Practical security assessment and monitoring — identifying exposure before regulators or attackers do.
- VAPT
- Security audits
- SOC / NOC monitoring
- Security architecture review
- Incident response planning
- Awareness training
Built for regulated, data-intensive sectors
Compliance obligations look different depending on the data you hold and who you answer to. We tailor the approach to your sector rather than applying one template to every client.
Banking & Financial Services
High transaction volumes and sensitive financial data under close regulatory oversight.
Insurance
Long data-retention cycles and sensitive health and financial disclosures.
Healthcare
Patient records that call for strict access controls and breach-readiness planning.
Educational Institutions
Student and staff data spanning admissions, academics, and payments.
HR Departments
Employee data that makes internal governance as important as external compliance.
SMEs
Growing businesses that need right-sized compliance, not an unsustainable programme.
Large Corporates
Multiple business units and vendors that call for centralised governance.
How an engagement typically runs
Every organisation starts from a different baseline, so the plan is adapted to yours — but the underlying process stays consistent.
Assessment
We review your current data practices, systems, and existing policies to understand your real starting point, not just what's on paper.
Gap Analysis
Your practices are mapped against DPDP, relevant GRC frameworks, and security baselines to identify specific, prioritised gaps.
Remediation Plan
A practical roadmap — policies, technical controls, and process changes — sequenced by risk and effort, not just severity.
Implementation Support
We work alongside your team to put the roadmap into practice, from documentation to technical configuration.
Ongoing Monitoring
Compliance is not a one-time project. We support periodic reviews, audits, and updates as regulations and your business evolve.
Why organisations work with us
One team, three disciplines
No handoffs between a privacy vendor, an auditor, and a security firm. One team carries the context across all three.
India-specific expertise
Built around the DPDP Act and Indian regulatory practice from the ground up, not retrofitted from GDPR.
Plain-language reporting
Findings and recommendations you can act on, written for decision-makers — not just auditors.
Confidentiality by design
Your data practices and internal findings are handled with the same discipline we help you build.
Scales with you
Engagements sized for an SME's budget or an enterprise's complexity — the rigor doesn't change, the scope does.
No guesswork on obligations
Clear, appropriately qualified guidance — we tell you what the law requires, not what sounds reassuring.
Frequently asked questions
If your organisation processes the personal data of individuals in India — whether collected online or offline and later digitised — the DPDP Act, 2023 likely applies to you as a data fiduciary. Applicability and specific obligations depend on factors like the scale and sensitivity of data you handle. A readiness assessment is the fastest way to get a clear answer for your specific situation.
It depends on your organisation's size, current maturity, and the scope agreed. A focused readiness assessment can be completed in a few weeks, while a full DPDP, GRC, and security programme for a larger organisation typically runs over several months. We scope timelines during the initial assessment rather than quoting a fixed figure upfront.
No. Our approach is deliberately structured to scale down as well as up — SMEs get a right-sized programme focused on the highest-priority obligations, rather than an enterprise-grade process they don't have the resources to sustain.
Both. DPDP compliance, GRC, and cybersecurity advisory are handled as one integrated engagement where relevant, so you're not coordinating between separate vendors for closely related work.
Confidentiality is treated as a baseline requirement, not an add-on. Engagement details, findings, and any data accessed during an assessment are handled under strict confidentiality.
Book a consultation through our contact form. We'll ask a few questions about your organisation and data practices, then recommend whether a readiness assessment or a more targeted engagement is the right starting point.