Data breaches are increasingly common in India, with major companies and government databases being targeted. Knowing how to respond quickly can minimize the damage to your finances and identity.
Immediate Steps After a Breach
- Change passwords for the affected account and any accounts using the same password
- Enable two-factor authentication on all important accounts
- Check bank and credit card statements for unauthorized transactions
- Report the breach to the company's data protection officer
- File a complaint with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre
Long-Term Monitoring
Use credit monitoring services, check your CIBIL score regularly, and stay alert for phishing attempts that use the breached data to target you.
Create stronger passwords with our Password Strength Checker.
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