DPDP 72-Hour Reporting: BreachBlitz Guide
CompliYUG Research
Compliance Specialist
"The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 introduces stringent timelines for data breach reporting. Rule 7(2)(b) specifically mandates a 72-hour window for informing the Data Protection Board (DPB) and affected individuals."
The Critical 72-Hour Window
Under Rule 7(2)(b), the clock starts the moment a Data Fiduciary becomes aware of a personal data breach. This requires immediate triage and automated reporting mechanisms to ensure compliance and avoid penalties of up to ₹250 crore.
Automating with BreachBlitz
BreachBlitz is designed to automate the generation of Rule 7(2)(b) reports. By integrating with your existing security logs, it triages incidents in real-time and prepares submission-ready dossiers.
Governance for the Digital YUG
Strategic insights on DPDP Act 2023 compliance, automated data breach reporting, and sectoral governance frameworks are essential for modern Data Fiduciaries. Implementing real-time protection is no longer optional; it is the cornerstone of trust in the Digital YUG.
Final Assessment
Compliance is no longer a choice but a tactical necessity. Tools like BreachBlitz transform 72-hour panic into a structured, defensible governance process.