CERT-In Releases Hardened Security Standards for Financial Cloud Microservices
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The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued binding cybersecurity directives for cloud-native financial platforms.
The updated framework mandates zero-trust network architectures, end-to-end payload encryption using post-quantum cryptographic primitives, and mandatory 6-hour incident disclosure windows.
Cyber auditors are conducting automated vulnerability scans across municipal and federal public cloud tenancies to enforce least-privilege configurations.
"Digital sovereignty demands that our critical data rails be impervious to foreign interception and resilient against threat actors."
Industry compliance officers noted that standardizing security telemetry reduces third-party vendor risks in core banking and settlement infrastructure.
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