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Directions under section 70B(6) of the Information Technology Act, 2000, No. 20(3)/2022-CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, 28 April 2022) · Read the law's page

• Connect all your ICT systems' clocks to the Network Time Protocol server of the National Informatics Centre or the National Physical Laboratory, or to an NTP server traceable to one of them, and ensure any other time source you use does not deviate from NPL or NIC.
• Report a listed cyber security incident, including a targeted attack, a data breach, a data leak, unauthorised access to your IT systems, an attack through a malicious or fake mobile app, or an attack on, or malicious or suspicious activity affecting, an AI or machine learning system, to CERT-In within six hours of noticing it or being notified of it, by email, phone, or fax; current reporting formats and channels are published on CERT-In's own website.
• Enable logs of all your ICT systems and retain them securely, within Indian jurisdiction, on a rolling 180-day basis, and provide them to CERT-In together with an incident report or when CERT-In orders or directs you to.
• Designate a Point of Contact to interface with CERT-In, using the format CERT-In publishes, and keep that designation current.
• If your own service is itself a data centre, a virtual private server provider, a cloud service provider, a virtual private network service, or a virtual asset (crypto) service provider, a narrower and heavier duty also applies: register and retain specified customer KYC information and financial-transaction records for five years. That narrower bound-party class is not one this profile's declared activities can identify on their own, so confirm applicability directly against the text if this describes your service.
• This binds a service provider, intermediary, data centre, body corporate, or Government organisation, the Information Technology Act's own general terms for essentially any commercial or professional actor operating a computer resource in India, not a licensed or sector-specific status; a company distributing software or operating a mobile app in India falls within this reach without needing a specific regulatory registration.
• Failing to furnish information CERT-In calls for, or to comply with a direction it issues, including these Directions, is punishable under section 70B(7) of the Information Technology Act with imprisonment for up to one year, a fine of up to one lakh rupees, or both.