Built for India's regulated sectors.

RBI requires regulated entities to tightly control and monitor privileged and administrative access, enforce least privilege, keep a complete audit trail of privileged activity, govern application and service-account credentials, and report cyber incidents on a short clock. The 2023 Master Direction on IT Governance puts privileged-access risk squarely at board level.

• Discover and vault every privileged, service and application account — no shared or standing admin credentials
• Least privilege with just-in-time elevation and full session recording
• Automated credential rotation and dynamic secret retrieval — no hardcoded passwords in apps or jobs
• Tamper-evident audit trail with evidence produced on demand for RBI inspections
• SIEM & ITSM integration with incident-reporting readiness inside RBI / CERT-In timelines

CSCRF consolidates cyber-security and resilience requirements for SEBI-regulated entities — privileged-access governance, multi-factor authentication, session monitoring, access certification, VAPT, a functional SOC, and structured incident reporting. Controls over critical systems and a complete audit trail are mandatory.

• PAM across critical market systems — vaulting, MFA-fronted access and maker-checker dual control
• Session recording and monitoring for every privileged session
• Access certification at audit cadence — including custom automation we've built for an exchange
• Audit-ready evidence aligned to CSCRF and CERT-In reporting timelines

Insurers and intermediaries must implement strong access control and privileged-access management, continuous logging and monitoring, periodic audit, and incident reporting — all under board-level cyber governance.

• Centralised privileged-access governance across policy-admin, claims and core insurance systems
• Least privilege, session monitoring and automated credential rotation
• Periodic access reviews and audit evidence ready for IRDAI assessments
• Anomaly detection and incident-reporting readiness