Endpoint DLP vs network DLP: which one does your company actually need?
A 180-person claims processor bought a network DLP box. It caught almost nothing. Endpoint DLP vs network DLP, decided on one desk in Navi Mumbai.
How one unmonitored laptop cost a logistics company ₹47 lakh
A 300-person freight company outside Mumbai lost a ₹47 lakh customer. The leak had walked out fourteen months earlier, on a company laptop nobody was watching.
Your team is sending customer files on WhatsApp
A Karur textile exporter lost a buyer costing sheet on WhatsApp and every log the company kept came back clean. Where WhatsApp data leak prevention actually starts.
Your sales team is emailing client data to personal accounts
Seventeen of twenty-six salespeople were mailing dealer files to their own Gmail. None of them were stealing. What the mail log showed, and what we turned on instead of a block.
Shadow AI data risk: what your team pastes into ChatGPT
Blocking one AI site does nothing. Fourteen destinations, a paste your monitoring cannot see, and what the DPDP Act actually asks of you.
What to Do With Old Office Laptops (Without a Data Breach)
What to do with old laptops in India, done without a data breach: wipe, log, and recycle through an authorised route. A plain guide from Sirius Star, Navi Mumbai.
DLP for small business: do you actually need it under 100 employees?
Do you need DLP under 100 employees? A Priya Sharma postmortem on a 62-person Indian firm, the resignation that cost ₹47 lakh, and the one honest case for skipping it.
What is data loss prevention (DLP)? A no-jargon guide for Indian businesses
Data loss prevention India, explained without jargon. What DLP is, how it works, and when your business actually needs it. From Sirius Star, Navi Mumbai.
Data theft after an employee resignation: what leaves with them
When someone resigns, company data walks out quietly on a USB or personal email. Here is what actually leaves, and how to see it before your auditor does.
What a Data Breach Actually Costs an Indian Mid-Size Company (We Calculated It)
IBM’s India average sits at ₹19.5 crore, but that’s skewed by large enterprises. We built the real line-item math for a 100 to 500 employee company from an actual client breach, forensic costs, CERT-In filing, notification, and DPDP exposure included.
