Not a generic GRC tool with an RBI checklist bolted on. A platform built around the framework's own structure — its 24 requirements, its role model, and the way RBI examinations actually work.
Every feature is purpose-built for RBI/2015-16/418 — no generic platform padded out with a banking module.
Built from scratch around the Cyber Security Framework in Banks. All 24 Annex-1 requirements and 106 controls pre-mapped — start assessing on day one, no framework build needed.
CISO, Compliance Owner and Board Member panels mirror the accountability the framework names — including explicit Board approval and IT Sub-Committee oversight.
Compliance is assessed per asset against each requirement — the way the framework expects banks to scope inherent risk and controls, not a flat tick-list.
Coverage is approved pairs ÷ required pairs (active assets × 24 requirements) — a real, defensible number, never an inflated composite score.
Every submission, validation and approval is logged and tied to a specific requirement. Produce the audit trail an RBI inspection or IT examination expects.
Developed in Pune for India's banking sector — scheduled commercial banks, co-operative banks and the vendors that serve them. Local context, local support.
Generic GRC platforms are built for everything — which means they're perfect for nothing. The Cognisec RBI Engine is built for one framework only.
The Cognisec RBI Engine is engineered directly from RBI/2015-16/418 and its three annexes — codifying the baseline into a working platform rather than interpreting it loosely.
The RBI Cyber Security Engine joins a family of Cognisec compliance engines — CRA, NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and IEC 62443 — sharing the same structured, evidence-first approach to regulatory compliance.
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