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科技公司表示,印度网络规则创造恐惧的环境风险
印度互联网和移动协会(IAMAI),代表公司包括Facebook、谷歌和依赖,本周写道,印度的IT部门批评4月网络安全的一项指令。
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由Munsif Vengattil
新德里消息:印度网络安全规则由于生效本月晚些时候将创建一个“环境的恐惧而不是信任”,身体代表顶级科技公司已警告政府,呼吁延迟一年规则生效之前。
的互联网印度和移动协会(IAMAI),包括代表公司脸谱网,谷歌印度的和依赖,本周写道这部门批评一个指令网络安全4月出发。
路透在信中看到,IAMAI提议延长六小时窗口,注意网络安全事件报告的全球标准通常是72小时。
CERT,隶属于它,同时也要求云服务提供商如亚马逊和虚拟私有网络(VPN)公司保留客户的名称和IP地址,至少五年,即使是在他们停止使用该公司的服务。
遵守这些指令的成本可能是“巨大的”,并提议处罚违反包括监狱将导致“实体在印度担心触犯停止操作,“IAMAI信说。
周四,VPN服务提供者ExpressVPN将服务器从印度,说它“拒绝参与印度政府试图限制互联网自由”。
IAMAI的信是一个从11个重要tech-aligned行业协会本周早些时候,这表示,新的需求很难在印度做生意。
新德里说,新规则需要定期但必要的信息网络安全事件被报道需要调查他们并不总是容易获得从服务提供者。
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<\/figure>By Munsif Vengattil<\/strong>
NEW DELHI: Indian cybersecurity rules<\/a> due to come into force later this month will create an \"environment of fear rather than trust\", a body representing top tech companies has warned the government, calling for a one-year delay before the rules take effect.
The Internet<\/a> and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI<\/a>), which represents firms including Facebook<\/a>, Google<\/a> and Reliance, wrote this week to India's IT ministry<\/a> criticising a directive on cybersecurity<\/a> set out in April.
<\/div><\/div>Among other changes the directive from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT<\/a>) requires tech companies to report data breaches within six hours of noticing such incidents and to maintain IT and communications logs for six months.
In the letter seen by Reuters, IAMAI proposed to extend the six-hour window, noting the global standard for reporting cyber-security incidents is generally 72 hours.
CERT, which comes under the IT ministry, has also asked cloud service providers such as Amazon and virtual private network (VPN) companies to retain names of their customers and IP addresses for at least five years, even after they stop using the company's services.
The cost of complying with such directives could be \"massive\", and proposed penalties for violation including prison would lead to \"entities ceasing operations in India for fear of running afoul,\" the IAMAI letter said.
On Thursday, VPN service provider ExpressVPN removed its servers from India, saying it \"refuses to participate in the Indian government's attempts to limit internet freedom\".
IAMAI's letter follows one from 11 significant tech-aligned industry associations earlier this week, which said the new requirements made it difficult to do business in India.
In the letter seen by Reuters, IAMAI proposed to extend the six-hour window, noting the global standard for reporting cyber-security incidents is generally 72 hours.
CERT, which comes under the IT ministry, has also asked cloud service providers such as Amazon and virtual private network (VPN) companies to retain names of their customers and IP addresses for at least five years, even after they stop using the company's services.
The cost of complying with such directives could be \"massive\", and proposed penalties for violation including prison would lead to \"entities ceasing operations in India for fear of running afoul,\" the IAMAI letter said.
On Thursday, VPN service provider ExpressVPN removed its servers from India, saying it \"refuses to participate in the Indian government's attempts to limit internet freedom\".
IAMAI's letter follows one from 11 significant tech-aligned industry associations earlier this week, which said the new requirements made it difficult to do business in India.
<\/div><\/div>India has tightened regulation of big tech firms<\/a> in recent years, prompting pushback from the industry and in some cases even straining trade ties between New Delhi and Washington.
New Delhi has said the new rules were needed as cybersecurity incidents were reported regularly but the requisite information needed to investigate them was not always readily available from service providers.
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New Delhi has said the new rules were needed as cybersecurity incidents were reported regularly but the requisite information needed to investigate them was not always readily available from service providers.
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