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A DPDP-compliant Incident Response Plan defines the steps your organisation must take within hours of detecting a personal data breach — including internal escalation, technical containment, assessment of affected individuals, and notification to the Data Protection Board and Data Principals under Section 8(6). The DPDP Rules 2025 specify breach notification timelines — this generator creates a plan meeting all requirements.

Incident Response Plan Generator — DPDP India

Generate a comprehensive DPDP-compliant Incident Response Plan (IRP) — covering breach detection, severity assessment, 72-hour notification, and post-incident review.

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Quick AnswerA DPDP Incident Response Plan documents exactly what to do when a data breach occurs: who to call, how to assess severity, how to notify the Data Protection Board within 72 hours, and how to communicate with affected data principals.

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IRP Overview and Objectives

Incident Classification Matrix (Critical/High/Medium/Low)

Phase 1: Detection and Initial Assessment (0-4 hours)

Phase 2: Containment and Severity Assessment (4-12 hours)

Phase 3: 72-Hour Notification Decision (12-72 hours)

Data Protection Board notification template

Affected Data Principal notification template

Phase 4: Eradication and Recovery (72+ hours)

Phase 5: Post-Incident Review and Lessons Learned

RACI Matrix for incident response roles

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Communication templates (internal + external)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What triggers the 72-hour DPDP notification clock?+

The 72-hour clock starts when the organisation becomes aware (has reasonable grounds to believe) that a personal data breach has occurred — not when confirmed.

Must we notify data principals of all breaches?+

Notify data principals when the breach is likely to result in harm to them — identity theft, financial loss, reputation damage. Minor internal incidents without external risk may not require individual notification.

What if we can't assess the full breach scope within 72 hours?+

Notify the Board within 72 hours with what is known, clearly stating that the investigation is ongoing. Submit a supplementary notification with complete details as soon as available.

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