IRDAI's cyber security guidelines now require board-approved policies, crisis management plans, and quarterly risk reporting. Insurers who treat this as a compliance checkbox are the ones who end up in the headlines.
We build resilience programs that protect policyholder data, satisfy regulators, and keep claims flowing — even during incidents.
What auditors expect to see in each domain — and where most insurers fall short.
Board-approved policy covering asset management, access control, and encryption standards.
Documented response procedures for cyber incidents with defined escalation paths.
24-hour reporting to IRDAI, evidence preservation, root cause analysis, and remediation tracking.
Quarterly cyber risk reporting to the board, CISO appointment, and security committee structure.
Third-party security assessments, contractual obligations, and ongoing monitoring of outsourced operations.
Real-time surveillance, log analysis, vulnerability management, and periodic penetration testing.
A proven five-phase process that takes insurers from compliance gaps to a passed IRDAI inspection — typically in 12 to 16 weeks.
Map your current controls against all six IRDAI cyber security pillars. Identify missing policies, weak controls, and areas of non-compliance before regulators do.
Build the board-approved cyber security policy, crisis management plan, incident response procedures, and governance structures that IRDAI mandates.
Deep technical assessment of your policy administration system, claims engine, underwriting platform, and actuarial databases to find misconfigurations and data leakage paths.
Deploy technical controls, configure monitoring tools, run penetration tests, and conduct incident response drills to validate your resilience posture.
Assemble the evidence portfolio, conduct mock IRDAI inspections, train your board committee, and establish quarterly compliance tracking for ongoing readiness.
Map your current controls against all six IRDAI cyber security pillars. Identify missing policies, weak controls, and areas of non-compliance before regulators do.
Build the board-approved cyber security policy, crisis management plan, incident response procedures, and governance structures that IRDAI mandates.
Deep technical assessment of your policy administration system, claims engine, underwriting platform, and actuarial databases to find misconfigurations and data leakage paths.
Deploy technical controls, configure monitoring tools, run penetration tests, and conduct incident response drills to validate your resilience posture.
Assemble the evidence portfolio, conduct mock IRDAI inspections, train your board committee, and establish quarterly compliance tracking for ongoing readiness.
Every engagement produces tangible, regulator-ready outputs — not just a consulting deck.
Control-by-control mapping against all six IRDAI pillars with risk scores and prioritized remediation roadmap.
Cyber security policy, crisis management plan, incident response procedures, and vendor risk management SOPs.
Technical assessment of policy admin, claims, underwriting, and actuarial systems with vulnerability findings and fix guidance.
Organized evidence pack mapped to each IRDAI control domain — screenshots, configurations, logs, and board sign-offs.
Quarterly board reporting templates, CISO dashboards, security committee charter, and audit committee presentations.
Continuous tracking of control health, open findings, regulatory changes, and overall IRDAI compliance posture.
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