DPDP Compliance and Granular Data Access Governance System
Pain Points (Public)
Organizations operating under statutory privacy mandates like India's DPDP Act struggle to enforce granular role-based access and consent lifecycle tracking across existing database infrastructure, while existing commercial SaaS tools introduce data sovereignty issues and fail to provide the full source code ownership required for internal security audits.
Suggested Approach (Public)
A proprietary, self-hosted access control and privacy management platform featuring dynamic field-level masking, automated consent revocation handling, and immutable query audit logs, delivered with complete source code transfer to meet stringent regulatory compliance and data localization standards.
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Development brief PRO
- Position as a self-hosted, open-core Docker deployment package using FastAPI and PostgreSQL to address client demands for full source code ownership and domestic data sovereignty under India's DPDP Act.
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- Design the core PostgreSQL relational schema to store data principals, consent lifecycle states, and granular RBAC role-permission mappings required for DPDP audit trails.
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