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IRDAI expectations, operationalised
IRDAI's information and cyber security guidelines operationalised beside ISO 27001, with evidence that flags itself before it goes stale.
What the regulator expects
IRDAI's information and cyber security guidelines bind insurers to a defined control set, policy governance duties and incident reporting timelines. The expectation is sustained operation with evidence, examined periodically.
How Compli-Once answers
Guidelines modelled beside ISO
IRDAI's requirements run as a first-class framework, crosswalked to your ISO 27001 programme so overlap is implemented once.
Policy governance with teeth
Versioned policies with enforced review cadences and per-person acknowledgement, the governance duty made visible.
Reporting timelines in the workflow
Incident reporting clocks run on the incident record, timestamped from detection to notification.
Frameworks, mapped together
One control implementation feeds every framework above. Adopt the next mandate and the crosswalk shows your existing coverage before you plan a single task.
Frequently asked questions
Is IRDAI's framework kept current?
Framework content is maintained as the regulator updates it. Updates land in the library, and the crosswalk shows what your existing programme already satisfies against the new version.
How does policy acknowledgement work for a distributed workforce?
Each policy version is assigned to the people it applies to. Acknowledgement is recorded per person, and lagging teams surface on the dashboard with rates per policy.