Meet every breach deadline with a record that holds up.
Redacto triages the incident, finds the affected data and people, drafts the Board and Data Principal notices, and tracks the 72-hour clock. Your team decides what goes out.
How the incident record moves.
One record carries the case from the first report to the final review.
Reported through the intake form
Mail rule reversed
Decision due today
Notices drafted by Redacto
Review and closure evidence
What Breach Management covers.
Reports from any channel, with Redacto's first triage and a suggested severity.
Owners and deadlines on every action.
DPDP, CERT-In and sector deadlines tracked on the incident record.
Remediation and post-incident review on record.
From detection to closure.
Redacto prepares the work at each stage. People make the decisions.
What teams ask first.
Does the breach workflow track notification deadlines?
Yes. The DPDP 72-hour report, CERT-In's six-hour window and any sector deadline sit on the incident record, so the time left is visible to everyone working the case.
How is severity decided at intake?
Redacto suggests a severity from the data and people affected, and the owner confirms it. The record keeps the decision and the person who made it.
What counts as closure?
Remediation and post-incident review on record. Closure is a state the evidence supports, not a box someone ticks.
See how Redacto handles a live incident.
Thirty minutes. Bring one incident timeline and we'll show you how the record and the notices would have looked.
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