Infrastructure and security · Berri Shield
Neem, the data protection and security guard
In short
Neem is a Berri bot that works as a data protection and security guard. Neem finds where personal data lives, checks access, scans systems for known vulnerabilities and leaked secrets, and keeps a DPDP readiness checklist with evidence.
The problem it solves
Customer data sits in shared logins, open spreadsheets and old servers, and the DPDP Rules now carry penalties up to Rs 250 crore.
What it does
Neem finds where personal data lives, checks access, scans systems for known vulnerabilities and leaked secrets, and keeps a DPDP readiness checklist with evidence. Your owner or IT head approves every fix before it is applied.
Where it works
- Web
Industries it serves
Part of Berri Shield: read the service
Common questions
What do Indian companies need to do to comply with the DPDP Rules?
Under the DPDP Rules notified in November 2025, with most duties from about May 2027, businesses must know what personal data they hold, take valid consent, secure it, report breaches and honour deletion requests. Berri's Neem maps your data, checks security and tracks readiness, with your team approving every change.
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