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Incident response & forensics

When Crisis Strikes, Call the Triad.

A breach is not a technical problem. It is a business crisis. Every minute of delay increases cost, damage, and regulatory exposure. We contain threats fast, preserve evidence forensically, and guide you through recovery with precision.

Under attack right now?

+91 95006 24007Npr.Jp3@gmail.com
Activate Emergency Response
Retainer clients
≤ 2 hours
Non-retainer
≤ 6 hours

Priority response targets. Timelines depend on client cooperation and incident complexity.

The regulatory clock

The first 72 hours

  1. Hour 0

    You become aware

    Call or WhatsApp the Triad line. Preserve logs; don’t wipe or reboot affected systems.

  2. ≤ 1 hour

    Retainer activation

    IR team mobilization for retainer clients, per the SLA template.

  3. ≤ 6 hours

    CERT-In report

    Reportable incidents must be notified to CERT-In within 6 hours of awareness.

  4. ≤ 72 hours

    Data Protection Board

    Where personal data is involved, the breach is notified within the timeline prescribed under the DPDP Rules 2025.

The Triad IR Protocol

Six phases · scroll sideways ›

  1. 1

    Retainer phase

    Preparation

    • IR plan development
    • Playbook creation
    • Contact tree establishment
    • Tabletop exercises
  2. 2

    Phase 2

    Detection & Analysis

    • Hotline activation
    • Initial triage & scoping
    • Evidence preservation
    • Threat actor profiling
  3. 3

    Phase 3

    Containment

    • Short-term: stop the bleeding
    • Long-term: secure the perimeter
    • Communication protocol activation
  4. 4

    Phase 4

    Eradication

    • Root cause elimination
    • Backdoor removal
    • Malware analysis & cleaning
  5. 5

    Phase 5

    Recovery

    • System restoration
    • Validation testing
    • Return-to-operations
  6. 6

    Phase 6

    Post-Incident

    • CERT-In notification within 6 hours of awareness of a reportable incident
    • Data Protection Board breach notification (where personal data is involved)
    • Lessons learned workshop
    • Hardening recommendations
    • Insurance documentation support

Be Breach-Ready Before You Need To Be