Case Study
Cloudone helped a fast-growing NBFC build a secure, resilient and compliant infrastructure — ensuring business continuity and protection for critical customer data.
Client Overview
A leading Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) offering digital lending and insurance products — name withheld per client confidentiality agreement. The organisation manages loan origination, disbursement and customer KYC data across a primary data centre and a co-located DR site.
Industry
BFSI — Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC)
Core Business
Digital lending, insurance products and customer KYC
Environment
Primary data centre and a co-located DR site
The Challenge
The client’s primary data centre was hosting critical applications on aging infrastructure with significant data-protection and resilience gaps. An internal audit revealed backup failures, lack of tested DR, unencrypted data and no centralised visibility. A storage-array failure that took the loan-disbursement system offline for 9 hours became the trigger for a full infrastructure overhaul.
Key Issues Identified
Our Solution
Cloudone conducted a full data-centre risk assessment and rebuilt the client’s data-protection framework around three pillars — resilient infrastructure, automated backup with verified recovery, and encryption-first data handling — aligned to RBI IT Governance norms and DPDP Act requirements.
Key Technologies
Implementation
A structured, phased approach — designed around minimal disruption and measurable outcomes.
The Results
The client achieved a compliant, risk-managed and DR-ready environment with validated recovery capabilities — clearing their RBI audit and achieving DPDP Act readiness ahead of the deadline.
3h 40m
Tested RTO (reduced from 12+ hours)
< 15 mins
RPO achieved
100%
Critical servers on verified backups (up from 75%)
100%
Storage volumes encrypted at rest (up from 60%)
Zero
Data loss in live DR failover drill
Zero
Major non-conformities in RBI IT Governance audit
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