SEBI menjatuhkan denda Rp1 crore kepada CDSL

Securities and Exchange Board of India telah menjatuhkan denda sebesar 1 crore rupee kepada Central Depository Services (India) Ltd atas kegagalan operasional dan keamanan siber. Penalti ini menyusul serangan malware yang mengganggu sistem lembaga penyimpanan efek tersebut.

Regulator menyebutkan adanya kelalaian dalam mengamankan sistem kritis yang menyebabkan gangguan operasional. CDSL mengisolasi sistemnya dari pasar setelah insiden tersebut.

Tidak ada penalti moneter yang dikenakan kepada mantan pejabat tinggi.

Tindakan ini ditujukan untuk memastikan kepatuhan terhadap persyaratan keamanan siber bagi lembaga infrastruktur pasar.

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