Breach-readiness for the companies that don’t have a security team.
CyberSharcX Private Limited is a cybersecurity company based in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. We help Indian startups and SMEs detect an intruder in seconds and answer the question every founder faces after a breach: do we have to report this, to whom, and by when?
The law now runs on a clock. Most small companies can’t see it start.
Indian law now expects every company to spot a breach quickly and report it on time. The tools built for that, security operations centres and SIEMs, are made for large enterprises with analysts on every shift. A 20-person startup has none of that, and the same deadlines.
Catch the intruder. Hand over the report.
You place decoy servers and canary files inside your environment. When an attacker touches one, you get an alert within seconds and an incident report that tells you whether CERT-In and DPDP reporting apply, with the filing details already filled in. See how the product works.
An alert should mean something.
We use decoys that no legitimate user ever touches. When one is touched, it is an intruder, not an anomaly score someone has to interpret.
Readable at 2 AM.
Our reports open with a plain answer to “do we need to report this?” and a numbered checklist. No security degree required.
No tool makes you compliant.
We support your compliance process; we don't claim to replace it. We show certification logos only once we hold them, and say what's planned rather than imply it's built.
Keep the tools you have.
CyberSharcX works next to your antivirus or Microsoft Defender as the detection-and-reporting layer. It never takes control of your real systems.
- Legal name
- CyberSharcX Private Limited
- CIN
- U62099UP2026PTC248390
- Based in
- Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Phone
- +91 94531 89932
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 10 AM–7 PM IST
How we secure our own platform, and where our certification roadmap stands, is on our Security & Trust page.
Talk to the people building it.
Start with a free breach exposure check. We’ll show you what an attacker would find, and what you’d have to report.