Six hours on the clock. Zero panic in the room.
Incident response with a regulatory clock
When the incident lands, the jurisdiction's deadline is already counting. Reporting timelines live in the workflow, not in a consultant's memo.
The clock is in the workflow
Jurisdiction-specific reporting timelines are modelled per incident. SEBI's 6-hour cyber-incident reporting window is a live countdown on the record, from detection to notification, timestamped.
Honest SLA state
Severity, priority and response SLAs per incident. Breached flags are honest and visible, not smoothed over in a weekly report.
Root cause feeds the loop
Root-cause analysis lives on the record and links to the control gap it exposed, feeding the corrective-action loop. The incident's end is a CAPA's beginning.
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Frequently asked questions
Which regulatory reporting timelines are modelled?
Jurisdictional clocks are configured per mandate, including SEBI CSCRF's 6-hour cyber-incident reporting window and CERT-In's 6-hour reporting requirement. The countdown runs on the incident record from detection to notification.
How does an incident become a CAPA?
The root-cause analysis on the incident links to the control gap it exposed. Raising a corrective action creates a CAPA with an owner and due date, which closes with evidence, the full chain stays traceable.