We're not a general-purpose consulting firm dabbling in data protection. Kybr TechSolutions was founded with a single mandate: help Indian institutions navigate the DPDPA with rigour, clarity and operational depth.
Kybr TechSolutions was founded in 2023 — the same year the DPDPA received Presidential assent — by a small team of data protection lawyers, security engineers and former compliance heads from the banking and healthcare sectors.
We had spent years watching organisations buy expensive compliance software, file away policy documents, and then discover during audits that none of it reflected what was actually happening on the ground. The gap between "documented" and "operational" was where regulatory risk lived.
We started Kybr because Indian institutions deserved better than imported frameworks bolted onto local realities. Today, we work with banks, hospitals, universities and insurers — institutions that handle the most sensitive personal data in the country, and that simply cannot afford to get this wrong.
Compliance work is full of opportunities to sell what looks good rather than what works. These are the commitments we hold ourselves to — internally, with clients, and with the regulators we'll all eventually face.
If a policy doesn't change what people actually do on Monday morning, it's not compliance. It's paperwork that creates risk.
Our deliverables read like memos, not legal briefs. Your board, your engineers, and your frontline staff all need to understand them.
We document not just what we did but why — so that two years from now, an auditor or regulator can reconstruct the reasoning.
A bank's data realities are not a hospital's. We bring industry-specific playbooks, not a one-size-fits-all framework.
Our goal is to make ourselves progressively unnecessary. Your team should own the capability, not depend on us indefinitely.
We'll tell you when something isn't urgent, when off-the-shelf tooling is enough, and when you don't need us at all.
A multidisciplinary team — privacy law, security engineering, healthcare informatics, and banking compliance. We hire for depth, not headcount.
Former privacy counsel at a Tier-1 private bank. Fourteen years across BFSI compliance and data governance, with a focus on the intersection of RBI and data-protection regimes.
Healthcare informatics specialist. Led HIS data governance at two multi-speciality hospital groups before joining Kybr; advises ed-tech firms on minor-consent frameworks.
CISA-certified. Builds consent platforms and breach-monitoring stacks that integrate cleanly with legacy core banking and HIS systems most others won't touch.
We don't believe in horizontal compliance frameworks. The data realities of an ICU and a loan origination desk are simply not the same problem.