Meeting the requirements of the IRDAI Cyber Security Compliance includes covering a wide spectrum of areas listed in the IRDAI Guidelines on Information and Cyber Security.
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IRDAI Guidelines on Information and Cyber Security
The IRDAI Cyber Security Guidelines 2023 are a detailed set of directives aimed at enhancing the cyber security posture of the insurance sector in India. These guidelines cover a broad spectrum of areas including governance, risk management, operational controls, and compliance.
The scope of these guidelines have been expanded to include:
- Brokers
- Corporate Agents
- Web Aggregators
- Corporate Surveyors
- Insurance Self Network Platform (ISNP)
- Insurance Repositories
Complying with IRDAI Guidelines on Information and Cyber Security
The IRDAI Guidelines include:
- Governance and Organizational Framework
- Risk Management
- Security Policies and Controls
- Compliance and Auditing
- Incident Management and Response
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
- Third-Party and Vendor Management
- Technology and Infrastructure Management
- Employee Awareness and Training
- Data Privacy and Protection
- Monitoring and Logging
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Key Components of IRDAI Guidelines on Information and Cyber Security
The IRDAI Cyber Security Guidelines 2023 are a detailed set of directives aimed at enhancing the cyber security posture of the insurance sector in India. These guidelines cover a broad spectrum of areas including governance, risk management, operational controls, and compliance. They emphasize the establishment of robust governance structures, clear roles and responsibilities for key personnel, and the integration of cyber security into the organizational culture. Risk management is a critical aspect, focusing on the identification, assessment, and mitigation of cyber risks. Operational policies address the management of IT assets, incident response, and data protection. Compliance and auditing are integral, ensuring adherence to the guidelines through regular assessments and audits.