Cybersecurity and Digital Risk Advisory
We help CISOs and risk leaders set security priorities, plan zero trust programmes in practical stages and meet regulatory obligations, directing investment to the controls that reduce risk most.
Our research draws on incident data, practitioner interviews and structured evaluations of security providers, with particular attention to mid-size enterprises and regulated entities.
Questions we help answer
- How should security investment be prioritised?
- How should a zero trust programme be phased?
- What does the DPDP Act require, and where should we begin?
- How should third-party and supplier risk be assessed and monitored?
Common questions
Do you support DPDP Act compliance?
We advise on readiness, including data mapping, consent, breach response and processor contracts. Where formal legal opinions are required, we work alongside your legal counsel.
Do you carry out cybersecurity audits?
Yes. We carry out cybersecurity, technology and regulatory compliance audits, and provide virtual CISO services. To preserve independence, we do not audit controls we have designed or operate, or organisations for which we act as virtual CISO.
Which frameworks does your work align with?
We align our work with widely adopted frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, CERT-In directions and the requirements of sector regulators.
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Research from this practice
Filter the libraryThe six-hour clock: building an incident response playbook for CERT-In reporting
How to meet CERT-In's requirement to report cyber incidents within six hours, with a practical playbook that also serves DPDP Act and sector obligations.
Post-quantum cryptography: a migration roadmap for Indian enterprises
Why organisations should start preparing for quantum-safe cryptography now, and a staged roadmap from cryptographic inventory to migration.
Zero trust beyond the perimeter: a maturity path for mid-size enterprises
A staged, budget-aware route to zero trust for organisations without a large security engineering team.