From incident evidence to regulatory readiness.
CERT-In's six-hour window, DPDP breach assessment and DoT evidence obligations — operationalized on the same preserved evidence your SOC used to respond. With clocks, chronology and human sign-off.
Every obligation gets a clock. Every clock gets evidence.
The moment an incident qualifies, its regulatory obligations attach automatically — each with its own countdown, its own required artifacts, and its own sign-off trail. Nothing depends on someone remembering a deadline at 2 AM.
Structured criteria help the team decide what qualifies — a human confirms.
The incident's evidence chain becomes the report's chronology automatically.
Nothing leaves the platform without an accountable human approving it.
Built around the obligations Indian operators actually carry.
The six-hour discipline
- Incident qualification against reportable categories
- Six-hour workflow with live countdown from qualification
- Auto-drafted chronology from the evidence chain
- Log-retention posture tracking
- Time-synchronization posture visibility
- Human approval before anything is submitted
Breach assessment, structured
- Personal-data breach assessment workflow
- Affected data principals estimation from the graph
- Notification preparation and tracking
- Evidence preservation for later scrutiny
- DPIA-supporting records as you operate
Operator evidence, continuous
- Security-control evidence for telecom obligations
- Audit-ready posture reporting
- Privileged-operation records, append-only
- IPDR context via XIMS integration
- Change evidence tied to network actions
Scope, honestly stated. OneGovern supports operational governance and evidence workflows. It does not replace legal advice, and it does not decide your regulatory position — your compliance and legal teams do, with better evidence in front of them.
Preserve. Assess. Approve.
Preserve from the first signal
Evidence is append-only and hash-chained from the moment it lands — not reconstructed after the regulator calls.
Assess with structure
Qualification criteria, affected-principal estimation and impact assessment run as workflows — documented, repeatable, reviewable.
Approve before anything leaves
Submissions, notifications and evidence packages require role-appropriate human sign-off — recorded, always.
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