Cybersecurity for growing Indian businesses
Cybersecurity for Indian businesses, explained in plain language
Penetration testing, managed monitoring and CERT-In and DPDP readiness, delivered as clear, fixed-scope programmes your leadership can act on.
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- What you get
- A plain-language report: what matters, what to fix first.
- How it is scoped
- Fixed scope, agreed before work begins.
- How it is priced
- In rupees, with what it costs stated up front.
The situation
You need security expertise. You do not need a security department.
Kavachly works with Indian companies that have no in-house security team and still face security questions from customers, regulators and their own board.
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A customer sends a security questionnaire
You get a clear answer, backed by testing you can show them.
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An incident needs reporting to CERT-In within 6 hours
You know who does what before it happens, not after.
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The DPDP deadline is approaching
You see which gaps matter first and what closing them involves.
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Security vendors speak in jargon
Every finding is ranked and written so a founder can decide.
Programmes
Five fixed-scope programmes. Each one ends with something you can act on.
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Find it first
Penetration testing (VAPT)
Testers attack your applications, APIs and infrastructure the way a real intruder would, then show you exactly how they got in and how to close it.
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Stay aware
Managed monitoring
We watch for suspicious activity across your systems and tell you what needs attention, without burying you in alerts.
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Be able to report
CERT-In readiness
An incident response plan that fits the 6-hour reporting rule, with roles, contacts and a rehearsed first hour.
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Be able to comply
DPDP readiness
A practical gap assessment against the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, ranked by what to fix first.
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Win the deal
Security review for customers
Evidence and answers for the security questionnaires your enterprise customers send before they sign.
What we believe
Security you can explain to your board.
We tell you what matters, what to fix first, and what it costs, in rupees. No jargon to decode, no scope that quietly grows.
How we work
A method you can follow without a security background.
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Scope
We agree what is in and out, the timeline and the price in rupees, in writing, before any testing begins.
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Assess
Penetration testing, monitoring set-up or a compliance gap review, depending on the programme you choose.
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Report
A plain-language report ranks findings by what matters most. A short leadership summary sits on top for the board.
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Fix and verify
We walk your team through the fixes, in priority order, and confirm the important ones are closed.
Questions
What founders and IT heads ask first.
We have no security team. Is Kavachly still a fit?
Yes. That is who we work for. Reports are written for founders, CTOs and IT heads, not for specialists, and every finding comes with what to fix first.
What does CERT-In readiness involve?
CERT-In expects certain incidents to be reported within 6 hours. We help you set up the roles, contacts and steps so your team knows exactly what to do when it happens.
How does DPDP readiness work?
We assess how your business collects, stores and shares personal data against the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, then give you a ranked list of gaps and what closing each involves.
How is pricing handled?
Programmes are fixed-scope. We agree the scope, timeline and price in rupees before work begins, so there are no open-ended hours.
Can you help with a customer security questionnaire?
Yes. Testing evidence and a clear summary of your controls give you something concrete to send back, instead of guesses.
How do I start?
Book a security review using the form on this page. Tell us about your business and what prompted the enquiry, and we will reply to discuss scope.
Book a security review
Start with a conversation about what you need to protect.
Tell us about your business and what prompted the enquiry: a customer questionnaire, CERT-In, DPDP, or a plain wish to know where you stand. We will reply to discuss scope.