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The 72-Hour Breach Clock: Incident Response Plan for DPDP
Boards can test DPDP breach readiness through structured tabletop exercises, metrics on detection and triage times, internal audits, and alignment of global incident response processes with Indian requirements.
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Designing a DPDP-compliant governance and incident-response framework
Rehearse breaches and report learnings to the board Run tabletop exercises that simulate realistic DPDP and CERT-In scenarios, including incomplete information, press scrutiny, and cross-border issues, then brief the board on identified gaps and remediation plans. Use exercises to validate whether you can genuinely reach key decisions and notifications within your internal SLAs. Track improvement over time with simple metrics such as mean time to detect, escalate, decide, and notify. Reducing unnecessary personal-data collection and retention, which directly shrinks the blast radius of any breach. Centralising logging and incident monitoring, so you can evidence security safeguards and reconstruct events quickly. Standardising breach-notification templates and approval flows across business units to avoid delays and inconsistencies.