Stop losing enterprise deals to security reviews.
I run the India GCC compliance layer your automation tools miss: DPDPA mappings, immutable evidence chains and vulnerability remediation workflows.
So security review takes days. Not quarters.
$999 once. If we continue, it counts toward your first retainer month. The blueprint is yours either way.
this runs while San Francisco sleeps ↑
Who this is for
If one of these is true, we should talk.
An enterprise deal is sitting in security review right now.
Your buyer just asked who in your India team has production access.
Your first SOC 2 audit lands inside the next six months.
Counsel just flagged the DPDP deadline for your India entity.
No India team yet? You don't need me yet. Read the field notes, subscribe to the Brief and come back when you're hiring.
Field report: Why deals stall
The problem isn't your security.
It's your operational layer.
Deals stall on security reviews.
Enterprise procurement asks for SOC 2 reports, security questionnaires and evidence of access controls and your team is taking screenshots at 2am, Bengaluru time. By the time the evidence is assembled, the buyer's budget cycle has moved.
Platforms don't solve it
Compliance automation collects evidence from your US cloud systems. It was never built to run your India team's joiner and leaver hygiene, vulnerability remediation or DPDPA obligations.
Generic consultants miss India context
Most fractional CISOs are US-only. They don't understand India statutory requirements, cross-border data flows or how to scope an offshore audit. You need a specialist.
The GCC Operational Layer
Three pillars no platform is accountable for.
The deadline layer nobody owns.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act cross-mapped against SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR. Consent and notice workflows, breach runbooks built for the 72 hour DPB and 6 hour CERT-In clocks and cross-border flow diagrams. Soft enforcement ends November 13, 2026.
Evidence auditors accept on sight.
Automated timestamps, immutable owner attribution and audit-defensible artifact chains. Auditors are tightening on screenshot evidence. I replace it before they ask.
From scanner alert to verified closure.
Scanner integration across Tenable, Qualys and Snyk, SLA-tracked ticketing, named ownership for every finding and verification-based closure. Your platform's AI agents collect and suggest. I verify, own and answer for it.
A note from the founder
I build operating systems. This one produces proof.
Most India GCCs have policies. Very few can prove their controls on demand. When a buyer's security team asks who has production access in your India entity, the deal clock stops and your engineers start screenshotting at 2am. AttriEdge exists to make that scramble impossible.
The method is operational, not theatrical. Every control gets a named owner. Every artifact gets a timestamp and a home. The statutory layer, DPDPA first, gets mapped to the frameworks your buyers actually ask about. Built once, run monthly, defensible on demand.
I've spent twelve years building operating systems from zero across four time zones, and this is one: an operating system for proof. You get me, not an account manager. I take every call myself and the engagement stays month to month, because accountability you have to lock into a contract isn't accountability.
The $999 Risk & Readiness Review
Know exactly where you stand in 90 minutes.
Book the call
Pick a slot. No prep deck, no discovery questionnaire. Bring your stack as it is.
90-minute diagnostic
I walk your India entity's data flows, team structure, tooling and the deals currently stuck in review. Five domains, led by the statutory layer.
Blueprint in 48 hours
Your Evidence Index Blueprint: top 10 gaps, named and prioritised, with a 30/60/90 day roadmap.
One call. Zero guessing.
If we're a fit, the review flows into a month to month retainer and the $999 you paid counts toward your first month. If we're not, you keep the blueprint and every finding in it.
Facing the November deadline? The review also scopes a fixed-price DPDPA readiness sprint, priced before any retainer conversation.
- 90-minute live diagnostic call
- Top-10 gap index, owned & prioritised
- 30/60/90 day remediation roadmap
- Counts in full toward your first retainer month
Month to month after. Cancel anytime. No termination fees.
After the review
One gateway. A published path.
Risk & Readiness Review
$999, counts toward month one
90 minutes across five domains. Evidence Index Blueprint in 48 hours, yours either way.
OPERATEFoundational Retainer
from $3,500/mo
The monthly evidence cycle, vendor register and a named owner for the India layer.
SCALEActive Retainer
from $7,500/mo
All three pillars owned, multi-framework mapping and a quarterly compliance sprint.
Month to month. Cancel anytime. No termination fees. See all pricing →
Plain answers
Asked before every engagement.
Do you replace Vanta or Drata?
No. AttriEdge runs on top of them. The platforms and their AI agents collect evidence from your US cloud. I verify what they collect, run the India layer they can't reach and answer for it when your buyer's security team pushes back.
Are you an auditor?
No. I build and operate the evidence layer auditors certify. Your auditor stays independent, your counsel stays counsel and I make both of their jobs shorter.
What happens after the review, and what if we cancel?
Within 48 hours you hold the Evidence Index Blueprint. If we fit, it flows into a month to month retainer and the $999 you paid counts toward month one. Cancel anytime and keep every artifact. No termination fees.
Why an India based operator?
Because the gap is in India. I work in IST, 12.5 hours ahead of PST, so remediation lands overnight. And the statutory layer, DPDPA, the IT Act and labor compliance, is my home jurisdiction rather than a chapter in someone's playbook.
Does the DPDP Act apply to a US company with an India team?
If your India entity processes digital personal data, including employee data, then yes. The Consent Manager framework lands November 13, 2026 and full compliance follows May 13, 2027, with penalties up to Rs 250 crore. A proper program takes 8 to 16 weeks, which makes this quarter the time to scope it.
The GCC Compliance Brief
One India compliance problem a week. The principle behind it and what I'd do on Monday. Four minutes, Friday morning.
Compliance isn't a sales tax.
It's a deal accelerator.
Stop losing quarters to security reviews. The DPDP soft enforcement window closes November 13, 2026. Start the review today and hold your roadmap in 48 hours.