DPDP Ready™ · Incident Response Retainer
Prepare before the incident
A named response capability for organisations that need defined escalation and expert support when a cyber incident or personal-data breach occurs.
- Est. 2012
- 100+ organisations served
- Bengaluru-based support
What's included
- Named contacts
- Response runbook
- Incident intake
Who it is for
For organisations that need defined escalation
Under the DPDP framework, personal-data breaches must be handled promptly, including notifications. The Incident Response Retainer gives you named experts, a runbook and rehearsed processes so you can act quickly and correctly.
What's included
- Named contacts
- Response runbook
- Incident intake
- Triage
- Containment guidance
- Evidence preservation
- Recovery coordination
- Tabletop exercise
When an incident happens
How the retainer works
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01
Report
Call your named Peritas contact or use the defined intake channel.
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02
Triage
We assess scope and severity and advise on immediate containment.
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03
Contain & preserve
Isolate affected systems and preserve evidence for investigation and notifications.
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04
Recover
Coordinate restoration from verified backups and hardening.
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05
Review
Root-cause analysis and corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
Indicative investment
₹1.5 – ₹6 lakh per year, plus incident work if activated
Indicative only. Final pricing depends on scope, number of users and devices, and licensing, and is confirmed in a written proposal.
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Why sign a retainer before an incident?
In an incident, hours matter. A retainer means contacts, contracts and a runbook are agreed in advance, so response starts immediately rather than after procurement.
Does the retainer include breach notification?
We help you gather the technical facts needed for notifications. Legal decisions and the notifications themselves should be made with your legal advisers.
What is a tabletop exercise?
A facilitated walk-through of a realistic incident scenario with management and IT to test roles, decisions and communication.
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