Cost of a Breach vs. Cost of MDR
Estimate the financial impact of a security incident on an Indian enterprise, and compare it against the annual cost of NexaSource managed detection and response. Calibrated to IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024 — India (₹19.5 crore average; healthcare and BFSI run materially higher).
Your organization
Includes detection, containment, regulatory penalties, customer notification, lost business, and reputational impact. Calibrated to IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024 — India.
Indicative annual investment for 24×7 India-based SOC, EDR/XDR licensing, threat hunting, and incident-response retainer. Real pricing depends on stack and scope.
Indian enterprises face an average of 2,150 attempted intrusions per week (CERT-In 2024). Preventing a single material incident covers ~26 years of MDR investment.
Estimates only. Actual breach costs and MDR pricing vary significantly with scope, regulation, and stack. Speak to our team for a precise quote.
How we calculated this
The breach-cost estimate uses the IBM 2024 India industry baseline (BFSI ₹28.5 Cr; Healthcare ₹33 Cr; Pharma ₹24 Cr; Manufacturing ₹19.5 Cr; SaaS/Tech ₹21 Cr) scaled by employee count (sub-linear, square-root model), records volume, and current maturity. The MDR estimate uses NexaSource's typical per-endpoint pricing for 24×7 monitored EDR/XDR with managed threat hunting and IR retainer, plus a fixed onboarding floor.
For a precise scope-based quote, request our team to walk you through a sizing exercise — typically 30 minutes.
Direct & indirect costs included
- Detection & escalation: forensics, threat intel, internal investigation
- Notification: regulatory disclosure (RBI / SEBI / DPDP), customer communication, call-centre setup
- Post-breach response: credit monitoring, legal expenditures, regulatory fines
- Lost business: system downtime, customer churn, reputational damage, deal slippage