India's absurd infosec reporting rules get just 15 followers
without warning in April 2022, and justified by CERT-In as necessary to fill gaps in its understanding of the threats facing local organizations.
Analysts quickly pointed out that requiring organizations to report an incident just six hours after detecting it would likely lead to poor-quality reports being filed. The rules also used unhelpfully vague wording – such as"Unauthorized access of IT systems/data" – to describe reportable incidents, leaving Indian organizations unsure of what they were required to report.
Cloud providers also pushed back, as the rules required them to submit logs generated by their customers' servers.Some of the criticism hit home: India
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