Breach Notification Clock (India)
A breach notification clock is the legal deadline to report an incident, counted from the moment the organisation became aware of it. In India a breach starts two: 6 hours to CERT-In under the CERT-In Directions 2022, and 72 hours to the Data Protection Board under the DPDP Rules.
Why two clocks
Different laws, different recipients. CERT-In receives the notification under its Directions; the Data Protection Board receives the intimation under the DPDP Rules.
When they start
From awareness, recorded as a decision, not from the timestamp of the first alert.
In Raidu
Wheelhouse’s Breach Clocks run the CERT-In 6-hour clock and the DPDP 72-hour Board clock as separate instruments from one recorded awareness decision, and build both filings on the same screen. See also Breach response in India.
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