SEBI bötfäller CDSL med 10 miljoner rupier

Indiens finansinspektion, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), har bötfällt Central Depository Services (India) Ltd med 10 miljoner rupier på grund av brister i cybersäkerhet och verksamhet. Straffavgiften följer på en skadeprogramsattack som störde värdepapperscentralens system.

Tillsynsmyndigheten pekade på brister i säkrandet av kritiska system som ledde till driftstörningar. CDSL isolerade sina system från marknaden efter incidenten. Inga bötesbelopp utdömdes för tidigare höga tjänstemän. Åtgärden adresserar efterlevnaden av cybersäkerhetskrav för marknadsinfrastrukturinstitutioner.

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