DPDP, GDPR and AI governance

Let AI work. Keep data private.

Consent management, privacy-rights workflows and runtime AI governance for your DPDP, GDPR and EU AI Act programs. Protect sensitive data on connected routes with access controls and audit evidence.

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Applications, AI agents and MCP tools connect to Securelay to protect selected data, check access and consent, and record decisions. Outputs include protected context, controlled reveal and audit receipts. — Configured controls for the routes and fields you connect.Open full image

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AI governance & PII protection

Protect personal information before connected AI tools use it. Control access and keep a record of the decision.

AI governance EU AI Act support PII protection

Consent & privacy operations

Manage consent and requests to access, correct or delete data. Connect data mapping and evidence, with optional DPO support.

Consent management DSAR workflows DPDP support GDPR support

SecureDocs

A shared document workspace for your invited team. Protect selected details before using connected AI document features.

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SecureDocs in action

Your documents. A protected view for AI.

Use AI to work with documents while protecting selected personal details. Compare both views below.

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SecureDocs protected AI view showing configured sensitive values replaced by tokens — **What AI sees**Selected personal details are replaced with protected references.Open full image

SecureDocs governed actual-data view after protected values are recovered — **Actual data, when permitted**Protected values can be recovered through configured access checks.Open full image

Actual database views

Secure DB is good. Secure data is better.

Three real views from one synthetic customer path: source plaintext, application tokens, and sealed Securelay custody.

Read-only YoYo Bank source database view showing the synthetic customer row before protection, with the plaintext email highlighted — Personal details appear in the original record.

Read-only YoYo Bank application database view showing the same synthetic customer row after protected fields were replaced with Securelay opaque tokens — Selected fields become tokens. The application keeps its customer record.

Read-only Securelay custody database view showing the protected fields, matching client tokens, encrypted per-value data keys, full sealed envelopes and non-secret key metadata for the same synthetic customer record — The protected values are held separately, encrypted by field.

What these screenshots prove. Protection applies to the fields and routes you connect. Tokenization reduces exposure; it does not make every copy or remaining field anonymous.

Inside the Securelay console