Oversee and manage your response to personal data breach incidents - in line with DPDP Act, RBI, SEBI, CERT-In and other regulatory requirements

When a breach happens, several reporting deadlines start at once
When a breach happens, a Data Fiduciary has to:
All of these clocks start while the team is still working out what happened, which data was involved, and whose data it was.
Consentin BRM provides order to the chaos by giving you one secure portal to oversee, respond to and track your response across teams and vendors.
How Consentin BRM works
When a breach incident is detected by your SIEM, Consentin BRM automatically logs the incident

Send notices to the DPB and relevant regulators on time to avoid penalties

Find and notify the affected people
If you use Consentin's ROPA Maps, Breach Response Management automatically identifies the affected Data Principals and the affected processing activities directly from your ROPA so you don't have to reconstruct this under pressure after an incident.
Once this is done, send out breach notices from within Consentin.

Track status of incident resolution across teams
Root cause analysis, containment and corrective actions are assigned tasks with owners, so you can track status of incident resolution across teams.

Get a tamper-proof record of every action
Every decision, approval and notice is logged in tamper-proof logs. Use it to demonstrate reasonable security safeguards to the DPB and relevant regulators.

Customize the breach response workflow as per your own SOPs
Customize Breach Response Management to follow your own breach SOP, so the correct approved procedure is followed during incident response. You are not forced into a rigid response pattern.

Consentin BRM vs other breach management tools
Breach Response Management syncs smoothly with your SIEM
Consentin BRM plugs into your SIEM easily with our API:
Purpose built features for DPOs and CISOs
Run sandboxed breach drills through test incidents to prepare your teams
Record whether an incident is a personal data breach, and whether it is a reportable cyber incident.
Connect each incident to ROPA entries, consent records and DPIAs.
Change the suggested severity with a written, recorded reason