A Breach Is Not the Risk. Missing the Deadline Is.
ConsenPro Breach & Incident Management gives your organisation automated detection, structured response, and a complete audit trail to meet the DPDP Act's 72-hour notification obligation and prove you did.
Time remaining to DPB notification
DPDP Rules 2025 · Rule 7 · Breach ID: BRE-2025-0041
SIEM alert · 142k records
09:14:32 today
Draft in progress · DPO review
Stage 3 of 4
Sent · 1,42,318 principals
Confirmed
2025-06-14 09:14:32 [ALERT] Anomalous DB access: users table, 142k rows
2025-06-14 09:14:33 [INFO] SIEM event forwarded to ConsenPro breach monitor
2025-06-14 09:14:34 [ALERT] Bulk export detected, source IP: 10.24.1.87
72 Hours Sounds Like Enough Time. It Isn't.
A personal data breach does not announce itself cleanly. It surfaces as an anomaly in a SIEM log, an unexpected database access event, or a vendor report. By the time your security team confirms the breach, your legal team understands the DPDP implications, your DPO has scoped the affected Data Principals, and your compliance team has drafted a Rule 7 notification the clock has been running for hours.
Without a structured, automated response workflow, the 72-hour window is not a deadline your team can reliably meet. ConsenPro changes that.
72-hour deadline missed. DPB penalty exposure.
DPB notified at Hour 12 60 hours ahead of deadline.
Detection That Doesn't Wait for a Human.
The first step in meeting the 72-hour deadline is knowing about the breach as early as possible. ConsenPro integrates with your existing SIEM infrastructure and database scanning tools to surface anomalous access events the moment they occur not hours later when someone reviews a log file.
Monitor Configurations
Define data sources, SIEM providers, anomaly thresholds, and alert routing. Every configuration change is logged.
Breach Detection Events
When a breach fires, ConsenPro creates a structured detection record capturing source, anomaly type, data categories, and the exact timestamp the 72-hour clock begins.
Detection Rows: Field-Level Flagging
Individual data records flagged at field level enabling precise scoping of affected Data Principals, exposed categories, and the harm assessment required by Rule 7.
SIEM and Database Integration
Connects to CloudWatch, QRadar, Splunk, and more via standard API. Database-level detection surfaces bulk exports and unusual query volumes.
Data Sources
Database Scan
PostgreSQL · MySQL · Oracle
SIEM Integration
CloudWatch · QRadar · Splunk
ConsenPro
Breach Monitor
Triggered Events
Bulk export, users table, 142k rows
CloudWatch / SIEM · 09:14:32
From Detection to DPB Notification. Structured.
Once a breach is detected, ConsenPro activates a time-tracked response workflow guiding your team through every required step with deadlines, accountability assignments, and evidence capture built in. Nothing falls through the gaps.
Detect & Classify
Breach event received from SIEM or database scan. Automatically classified by source, data category, and preliminary severity. DPO notified immediately. 72-hour clock starts.
Assess & Scope
Structured impact assessment covering Data Principals affected, personal data categories exposed, likely harm, third-party involvement, and cross-border transfer implications.
Notify DPB & Data Principals
Rule 7-compliant DPB notification drafted with all mandatory fields pre-populated. DPO reviews and submits. Mass notifications dispatched to affected Data Principals.
Remediate & Close
Corrective actions assigned to owners with deadlines. Every action is logged as a signed audit entry. Incident closed only when all actions are verified and evidenced.
Every Action. Every Actor. Permanently Recorded.
Remediation is not the end of a breach it is the beginning of the evidence record you will need if the Data Protection Board initiates a formal inquiry. ConsenPro captures every corrective action automatically, without any additional effort from your team.
Remediation Audit Entries
Every corrective action (a system patch, access revocation, vendor notification, or configuration change) is logged as a signed audit entry the moment it is recorded.
Evidence-Gated Closure
A breach incident cannot be marked closed until all assigned remediation actions are completed and evidenced. DPO sign-off is required. This prevents premature closure that could expose you to a DPB finding.
Full Incident Timeline and Post-Incident Report
Every event on a single exportable timeline. Auto-generated post-incident report summarising breach nature, response timeline, actions taken, and lessons identified.
Tamper-Proof Audit Ledger
Merkle-tree anchored · Cryptographically verified
Every breach detection event, assessment record, DPB notification, Data Principal communication, and remediation action is anchored in ConsenPro's Merkle ledger. The record cannot be altered after the fact. If the DPB asks what your organisation did you can show them exactly, with cryptographic proof that nothing was edited.
// Merkle root BRE-2025-0041
hash: a3f7c2d1e8b94f6a...
prev: 9b21a0f5c3d8e7b2...
signed: DPO · 2025-06-14T09:14:32Z
status: VERIFIED ✓
Incident Timeline · BRE-2025-0041
Detection to Closure · 61 Hours
Breach detected via SIEM alert, bulk export of 142k records
Impact scope confirmed: 1,42,318 Data Principals, categories: Name, Phone, Email, PAN
Rule 7 DPB notification draft generated, all mandatory fields populated
Notification submitted to the Data Protection Board · Ref: DPB/2025/BRN-4419
Mass notification dispatched to 1,42,318 Data Principals via SMS and email
Compromised credentials revoked. Source IP 10.24.1.87 blocked at firewall.
All corrective actions verified and evidenced
Incident closed. Post-incident report generated. Audit ledger sealed.
Is Your Organisation Ready for a 72-Hour Response?
Most organisations discover they are not ready during an actual breach when it is too late to prepare. ConsenPro's team will assess your current incident response capability against the DPDP Rules 2025 requirements and identify exactly where your gaps are.
What you receive from the assessment
Incident Response Readiness Assessment
Your current capability mapped against Rule 7 requirements detection, scoping, notification, and remediation.
SIEM Integration Review
Assessment of whether your existing security stack can feed breach events into a DPDP-compliant response workflow.
72-Hour Simulation
A tabletop walkthrough of a breach scenario showing how ConsenPro handles detection to DPB notification in your environment.
Gap Register
Specific gaps in your current response process with prioritised remediation steps.
ConsenPro Breach & Incident Management · A Product of CAMS (Computer Age Management Services)