From incident evidence to regulatory readiness.
CERT-In reporting, DPDP breach assessment and DoT evidence obligations — operationalized inside the same incident workflow your SOC already runs, on the same evidence chain.
One incident. Several clocks. One screen.
The moment an incident qualifies, its regulatory, contractual and internal timers attach automatically — each tied to the same preserved evidence.
Built around the obligations Indian operators actually carry.
The six-hour window, operationalized
- Qualifying-incident classification against the reportable categories
- Six-hour reporting workflow with owner, status and countdown
- Evidence chronology assembled from the incident itself
- India log-retention checks across connected sources
- Time-synchronization evidence attached to the package
- Approval and submission tracking with full audit trail
Breach assessment from evidence
- Data-breach assessment linked to the incident's own evidence
- Impacted data categories and affected principals worked up systematically
- Notification workflows with drafts and sign-off gates
- Evidence preservation for the assessment record
- DPIA, risk and vendor governance where released
Licence evidence, continuously
- Security-control evidence collected as controls operate
- Network audit support with exportable evidence sets
- Privileged-operations records preserved
- IPDR-retention health surfaced through XIMS where connected
- Network change evidence tied to the change itself
Scope note: XSecurity One supports operational governance and evidence workflows; it does not replace legal advice. Regulatory interpretation and submissions remain your organization's responsibility.
Compliance teams see the same incident the SOC sees.
Most breach reports are reconstructed after the fact from screenshots and chat logs. OneGovern is different because it never leaves the incident: the evidence the analyst used to respond is the evidence the regulator package is built from.
Evidence is append-only from first detection — nothing to gather later.
Impact worked up from the graph: assets, identities, data and subscribers touched.
Drafts assembled from evidence; humans sign off before anything is submitted.
Run one incident through the regulatory workflow.
Bring a past incident — anonymized — and watch OneGovern assemble the clocks, the assessment and the evidence package.