GRC, Regulations and Compliance Services

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VAPT, Red Teaming and SOC

VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing): 

It finds known weaknesses (patches, misconfigs) for compliance & basic fixes, while Red Teaming simulates real-world, covert, multi-vector attacks (social engineering, data theft) to test the entire security posture (people, process, tech) and response capabilities, essentially showing how you'd be breached, not just what is broken. Think VAPT as finding locked doors; Red Teaming is the full-scale heist to see if guards, alarms, and response teams work together.

Cybersecurity SOC readiness

It means an organization is fully prepared to operate an effective Security Operations Center (SOC) to detect, respond to, and manage threats, often involving assessments (like for SOC 2 compliance) and training to ensure people, processes, and technology are aligned with best practices for handling modern cyber risks, including having strong incident response plans and documentation in place. It's about building resilience, enhancing skills through simulations, and proving controls are effective, not just technically secure.

GRC, Key Regulation frameworks and Compliances

GRC is a structured framework that helps organizations align operations with business goals, manage risks, and meet regulatory requirements.

Sector-Specific Regulations:

  • RBI: Mandates cybersecurity for financial institutions (banks, payment systems).

  • SEBI: Issued the Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework for entities like stock exchanges and mutual funds.

  • DoT: Regulates telecom service providers.

Other mandates:

  • IT Act, 2000: Foundational law for e-commerce, e-governance, cybercrime, and digital signatures.

  • Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023: Grants individuals control over their data, mandates consent, and requires data localization for Indian users.

  • CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) Directives: Mandates incident reporting within six hours, clock syncing, and local log storage for service providers.