About CYVORIQ

Compliance-first, by design — not by accident

CYVORIQ Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is a cybersecurity-led data sanitization and compliance-tech company. We exist to close the gap between "we deleted the data" and "we can prove the data is gone."

Who we are

Not an ITAD vendor. Not a recycler.

Most companies spend heavily to protect data while it's in active use — firewalls, endpoint protection, identity management. But the moment a laptop or phone is retired, that same data is often left completely unprotected. The device changes hands, sits in a warehouse, or gets resold — and whatever it's still carrying goes wherever it goes.

CYVORIQ was built to close that gap. We treat every retired device the way you'd treat a live system holding sensitive data — because that's exactly what it still is, until it's been properly sanitized.

We're not a disposal company, and we're not an e-waste recycler. We sit at the intersection of cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and enterprise governance — a Digital Trust and Secure Data Lifecycle Management company.

Our core philosophy

"Assume every retired device holds sensitive data — until verified sanitization proves otherwise."

Where we're going

Vision

To become India's most trusted name in secure data sanitization and digital trust — protecting organizations at every stage of their information lifecycle, not just the parts that are easy to secure.

What drives us

Mission

Protect sensitive information

Remove confidential data permanently, and prove it, before any device leaves your control.

Make compliance simple

Turn DPDP Act and RBI requirements into documented, repeatable processes — not a scramble at audit time.

Strengthen governance

Give every engagement an audit trail and chain of custody your team can stand behind.

Extend the life of hardware

Sanitize and resell what still has value; recycle responsibly what doesn't.

Build lasting trust

Help the organizations we work with show — not just say — that they take data seriously.

What makes us different

Six things we do differently

Leadership

A team built on 30+ years of combined IT security experience

CYVORIQ is led by a team whose backgrounds span enterprise IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, engineering operations, compliance, and B2B go-to-market — together representing more than three decades of combined experience. That mix shows up in how we're built: enterprise relationships that help us earn trust early, engineering discipline applied to chain-of-custody and certification, and a compliance-first mindset built into CYVRA from day one, not added on afterward.

Our leadership team is supported by a board of directors and an external strategy and partnerships advisor — a governance structure that fits a company whose entire product is trust.

Why this matters

India's DPDP Act 2023: the law behind everything we do

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 changed the rules for anyone who handles personal data — including the data still sitting on a device after it's been "wiped." Here's what the law actually requires, in plain terms.

Full enforcement by 13 May 2027
Penalties up to ₹250 Crore per violation
Applies to every organisation holding personal data
  • Consent has to be specific (Sections 4 & 6). A blanket "I agree to terms" checkbox doesn't count. Consent has to be clear, informed, and given for a specific purpose.
  • You have to tell people what you're doing (Section 5). A plain-language notice is required before personal data is collected — not buried in fine print.
  • You can't outsource the blame (Section 8(1)). If a vendor or logistics partner mishandles data on your behalf, the liability still lands on you.
  • Vendor contracts must be compliant (Section 8(2)). Any third party processing data for you needs a formal, DPDP-aligned agreement in place.
  • Security safeguards are mandatory (Section 8(5)). This is the provision with the steepest penalty — up to ₹250 Crore — for failing to protect personal data adequately.
  • Breaches must be reported fast (Section 8(6)). Organisations must notify the Data Protection Board and affected individuals without delay, with a detailed report within 72 hours.
  • Data has to be erased when its job is done (Section 8(7)). Once the purpose for holding personal data is fulfilled, it must be deleted — not kept "just in case."
  • Children's data gets extra protection (Section 9). Verifiable parental consent is required, with no profiling of minors permitted.
  • Large-scale data handlers face extra obligations (Section 10). "Significant Data Fiduciaries" must appoint a Data Protection Officer, run regular impact assessments, and use an independent auditor.
  • People can demand their data back — or gone (Sections 12 & 13). Individuals have the right to correction and erasure, and organisations must resolve grievances within 90 days.

Penalties apply per violation, not per incident — so a single lapse can trigger several of these at once. It's a lot to stay on top of, which is exactly why the certificate we issue for every device is built to hold up against every one of these requirements.

See the full compliance breakdown

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