TOOLSOPEN SOURCE
Regulatory tools for the questions the web answers badly.
How long you have to report an incident? Which CSCRF category you are in? Which of the seven RBI Directions binds you? Every answer here was built from the issuing regulator's own notification, and every figure links back to it. Nothing needs a sign-in, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
- Tool 1Cyber incident reporting deadlines in India: who you tell, and by whenEnter your entity type and the moment you noticed. Get every filing you owe, as a deadline rather than a duration.Open the tool →
- Tool 2Which SEBI CSCRF category are you in, and what it costs youPick your entity type, enter one number, and see your category — against the thresholds as they stand today, not as CSCRF v1.0 set them.Open the tool →
- Tool 3Which Indian cyber security regulation applies to youPick your entity class. Get the instruments that bind it, with reference numbers and links to the regulator’s own notification.Open the tool →
Why these are open source?
Each of these is the browser-sized version of a skill in BitScoreCoWork, our MIT-licensed Claude plugin. The full versions run against your own Bitsight tenancy and work from your measured attack surface rather than from a form. The source is public, which is the point: it is easier to show you what the practice does than to describe it. Read the source, or see the Applied AI practice.