Press release: TotalHeal keeps security events for 180 days by default for organisations in India
A retention floor in line with CERT-In’s directions, on by default and not a paid add-on; on-premises and air-gapped TotalHeal as a pilot; CyberAware with courses in Hindi. PDF for journalists.
Noida, India, 30 October 2026 — TotalHeal, the security platform from Freaquer Corporation Pvt Ltd, now keeps security events for at least 180 days by default. The floor applies to organisations in India, to Government deployments and to privileged-session recordings, in line with CERT-In’s directions on log retention. It is on by default and is not a paid add-on.
TotalHeal offers 34 security products for organisations, each sold on its own and run from one web console — endpoint management, secure access, web and network protection, and security operations — alongside TotalHeal for home. Every feature shows an honest status, and the price is the same at renewal.
Organisations that must keep data inside their own network can now run the TotalHeal control plane on their own Linux server from one signed kit, tested on Rocky Linux 8, Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 12, with Active Directory / LDAP, SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect sign-in. It is offered as a pilot on request. TotalHeal CyberAware is in early access with six courses, three of them in Hindi, assignments with reminders, a learner portal, signed certificates and a compliance report.
Also published this month: LogIntelligence, ThreatFusion and ResponseFlow moved to early access; RemoteLink session recordings are now encrypted at rest; TotalHeal Video Wall brings SOC views to every screen in the room; Desktop 0.3.9 for macOS and Windows runs only the modules a licence covers and restores files an older build quarantined by mistake.
Journalists can request a console demonstration on a live tenant, the validation method used before any product is marked available, and an interview with the technical lead. Download the press release (PDF) · Media and press kit.