Structured Risk Handling, Built for Deadline-Driven Response
Log an incident or risk, assign an owner and an independent reviewer, treat it with evidence gated behind a review step, and keep a full audit trail — the same structure that helps you respond within regulatory windows like DPDP's 72-hour breach-notification rule.
Book a DemoEnds permanently at Closed — a recurrence is logged as a new risk, not reopened.
Mitigate
Implement controls, then submit evidence for review.
Transfer
Shift the risk to a third party (insurance, contract), then submit evidence.
Accept
Requires a written justification and reviewer approval before closing.
Avoid
Stop the activity causing the risk — closes immediately, no review needed.
Submitting for review requires a file or a substantive comment. An independent reviewer — never the same person as the owner — either verifies (which auto-closes the risk) or rejects with a mandatory reason, sending it back for rework. There's no limit on rejection cycles, and every action is logged to a per-risk audit timeline.
All Risks
My Risks
Pending Review
Open
In Progress
Each with a live count, so nothing sits unnoticed in a queue.
Log a data breach as a risk, assign a DPO as reviewer, and use the evidence trail and audit log to demonstrate a timely, structured response. What this doesn't do (yet): automatically submit anything to the Data Protection Board of India, or auto-notify affected data principals — those remain manual steps today.