Are you confused about the implications of India's new cybersecurity directive? Do you want to know what this might mean for your company or client? You don't need to rely on fragmented sources and incomplete information anymore. MediaNama's members' call on the issue will help you understand the business and privacy impact of the new directives in depth. As a limited offer, MediaNama is offering non-members a chance to attend this call for a one-time fee of Rs. 750. Date: Today, 11 May 2022 Time: 4:00 pm IST Important: you'll be automatically redirected to the registration form once payment is completed Why this call matters The Indian government, via its agency CERT-In, has issued new directions covering aspects related to the timeframe for reporting cyber security incidents, maintenance of user identification data, and transaction information for crypto exchanges and wallets, maintenance of customer details by data centers, cloud services, and VPN providers, and maintenance of logs in the Indian jurisdiction. These directions will become effective in 60 days and significantly impact targeted stakeholders. In the members' call, we’ll discuss: What are the new directions issued and who all are affected? Why has the government issued these directions? What is CERT-In’s privacy and data usage policy? Is maintaining logs for 180 days feasible? Is 6-hours enough to report an incident? What type of incidents must be reported? Why does the government want companies to sync clocks and why is that a complex issue? The session will be about 90 minutes long,…
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