Pune-Based Quick Heal Launches AI-Powered Seqrite NOVA to Help Small Businesses Achieve DPDP Compliance

Pune, November 03, 2026: Pune-based Quick Heal Technologies Limited has launched Seqrite NOVA Data Privacy, an AI-powered platform designed to help small office/home office (SOHO) businesses, small and medium businesses (SMBs), and mid-sized enterprises simplify compliance with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act.

Announced on November 2, 2026, through its enterprise cybersecurity brand Seqrite, the platform aims to help businesses begin their DPDP compliance journey within days, with minimal manual intervention and limited dependence on specialist IT skills.

Seqrite NOVA is available in three editions: Lite, Essentials and Professional. The packages are designed to cater to businesses of different sizes and allow them to expand their privacy management capabilities as their operations grow.

The platform uses AI to discover and classify personal data across endpoints, cloud applications, databases and unstructured files. It can also identify sensitive information embedded in scanned documents and images, helping businesses locate personal data across different repositories.

Another key feature is its AI-powered language translation engine, which can translate customer consent experiences, privacy notices and cookie preference menus into 22 officially recognised Indian languages. The feature is intended to help businesses communicate privacy information in customers’ preferred languages, with human review controls.

Seqrite NOVA also offers endpoint visibility and data leakage prevention, consent and preference management, and automated workflows for Data Subject Requests (DSRs), including requests for data access, correction and erasure.

The platform additionally provides modular capabilities for privacy impact assessments and data breach notification workflows to help organisations respond to regulatory requirements.

Commenting on the launch, Harish Kumar GS, Chief Executive Officer of Quick Heal Technologies Limited, said the platform aims to make enterprise-grade privacy technology accessible to businesses of different sizes through tailored packages and AI-powered automation.

Quick Heal Technologies operates Seqrite as its enterprise cybersecurity brand and offers cybersecurity solutions for businesses, government establishments and individual consumers.