Scams use your name
Lookalike websites, fake apps and WhatsApp or Telegram groups impersonate regulated brands to target customers. Indians lost about ₹22,495 crore to cyber fraud in 2025. Source (opens in a new tab)
Trust & Fraud Operations for India’s regulated mid-tier
Prove compliance. Stop fraud. One platform.
Prahari helps co-operative banks, small finance banks, NBFCs and payment companies get DPDP-ready, catch scams that use their name, and keep CERT-In, DPB and RBI reporting on schedule.
DPDP obligations: 13 May 2027
Notice, consent, security safeguards and breach reporting under the DPDP Rules, 2025 apply from 13 May 2027. See the countdown →
Reports due in hours
CERT-In expects specified incidents within 6 hours. The DPDP Rules set a 72-hour breach report to the Data Protection Board. CERT-In (opens in a new tab) · DPDP Rules (opens in a new tab)
One shared data layer, four modules
Every module works from the same connectors, entity graph, threat intelligence and evidence vault, so DPDP work and fraud work strengthen each other.
External Exposure & Brand Abuse Monitoring
Early access
Early access
DPDP Readiness Workspace
Early access
Early access
Unified Incident & Regulatory Reporting Desk
Early access
Early access
Mule & Fraud Intelligence
Coming soon
Coming soon
Shared layer: connectors · entity graph · external threat intel · incident & case management · evidence vault
External Exposure & Brand Abuse Monitoring
We watch the open internet for threats that use your name: lookalike domains, phishing pages, fake apps, impersonation groups and leaked data.
Learn more →DPDP Readiness Workspace
A guided assessment, data inventory and policy templates mapped to the DPDP Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025.
Learn more →Unified Incident & Regulatory Reporting Desk
One incident record with every reporting clock and template in one place: CERT-In (6 hours), Data Protection Board (72 hours) and RBI fraud reporting.
Learn more →Mule & Fraud Intelligence
Mule-ring detection and fraud-signal enrichment, designed to work alongside your existing fraud systems and RBI’s tools.
Learn more →Built for the teams that hold all three mandates
In most mid-tier regulated entities, the same CISO, DPO or risk head owns DPDP, fraud and regulator reporting. We built Prahari for them.
Why now
- 28 Apr 2022CERT-In Directions: report specified cyber incidents within 6 hours; keep ICT logs for 180 days in India. Source (opens in a new tab)
- 15 Jul 2024RBI Master Directions on Fraud Risk Management: early-warning-signal frameworks and monitoring of money-mule accounts. Source (opens in a new tab)
- 13 Nov 2026DPDP: Consent Manager registration provisions come into force. Source (opens in a new tab)
- 13 May 2027DPDP: core obligations apply: notice, consent, security safeguards, breach reporting, rights and erasure. Source (opens in a new tab)
Dates compiled from official and reported sources; last reviewed 11 Oct 2026. Please verify against the linked source before relying on them.
How it works
1. Free exposure report
A passive, public-source snapshot of threats that use your brand. No access to your systems.
2. Readiness sprint
A fixed-scope, 4–6 week DPDP gap assessment, data map and policy pack, reviewed by a practitioner.
3. Platform subscription
Ongoing monitoring, a DPDP workspace and an incident desk, with fraud intelligence coming next.
Hosted in IndiaIndia-region hosting planned; collectors can run in your environment
ISO/IEC 27001Implementation in progress (not yet certified)
No customer data in public AI toolsEvery finding is reviewed by a named person
Practitioner-builtCompromise assessment, SOC and threat-intel background
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A note from Krishna, Founder. [Two to three sentences in Krishna’s own words: why he is building Prahari, his background in compromise assessment, SOC operations and threat intelligence, and his commitment to being personally accountable to every customer.]
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See what attackers see about your brand.
A free, passive, public-source exposure snapshot. No access to your systems needed.