Honeypot-verified breach detection with regulator-ready reporting — DPDP and CERT-In compliant — built for Indian startups and SMEs without security teams.
CyberSharcX detects the breach in minutes and delivers the regulator-ready report — DPDP and CERT-In compliant — before the 6-hour reporting clock runs out.
The global average to identify a breach is 194 days. CyberSharcX continuously monitors your systems and surfaces a confirmed intrusion in minutes — while you can still act, and while the regulatory reporting window is still open.
When an incident is confirmed, CyberSharcX auto-generates the evidence you need: a CERT-In 6-hour incident report and a DPDP breach-notification pack — timelines, affected systems, and actions taken, ready to submit.
Decoy systems are our proof mechanism: legitimate traffic never touches them, so any interaction is a high-confidence signal. That's how we know in minutes — with near-zero false positives and no alert fatigue.
The Reality for Indian Startups
194 days
Average time to identify a data breach globally, according to IBM's 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report.
₹250 Cr
Maximum penalty per violation under India's DPDP Act 2023 — applicable to startups handling personal data without proper safeguards. Hard enforcement from May 2027.
6 hours
CERT-In's mandatory window for reporting cyber incidents — already in force for every Indian company, regardless of size.
Most Indian startups and SMEs discover attacks only after the damage is done — compromised databases, leaked customer data, and a reporting deadline that has already passed. CyberSharcX was built to change that: honeypot-verified detection surfaces the breach in minutes, and the platform assembles the regulator-ready evidence — CERT-In 6-hour incident report and DPDP breach-notification pack — while your team responds. Whether you're a 5-person startup handling user data or a 200-person SME scaling across India, you get detection and compliance evidence without needing a security team.
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