Compliance · Indian Regulatory
VSCC evidence for SBI-connected vendors.
The obligation
What SBI VSCC Audit asks of you.
Vendors integrating with State Bank of India's systems — API partners, fintech tie-ups, service providers touching SBI infrastructure — go through the bank's own Vendor Security Certification process before integration is approved, and periodically thereafter. Unlike a sector-wide regulation, VSCC is a specific, bank-mandated technical audit, and SBI's own security team reviews the resulting report directly, which makes report clarity and evidentiary rigor as important as the testing itself.
How TriNetra maps to it
TriNetra runs VSCC-track engagements as scoped PTaaS assessments against exactly the integration surface SBI's process expects — API endpoints, authentication flows, and data-handling paths shared with the bank — with the engagement's Coverage and Analytics tabs producing granular, checklist-mapped evidence rather than a generic pentest summary.
Reports move through the same approval-gated Compliance Reports pipeline used elsewhere on the platform, so a vendor can share a reviewed, client-branded report directly with SBI's team.
Keep evidence current between audits with Continuous Controls Validation.
Ready when you are
Bring your framework. Leave with a plan.
Tell us which regulators govern you. We'll show you — on live platform data — exactly which modules produce the evidence each one asks for.