Empaneled by Cert.in (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team), India

CERT-IN supports Government Agencies for their cyber security requirements by creating a qualified panel of Security Auditing companies. The auditing companies are required to pass through meticulous evaluation process to validate the organizations capabilities and genuineness. The process evaluation organization against technical, reporting and interpretations skills. The empanelled auditors are then authorized to execute information security risks and controls of companies to be audited. The audits include Cyber Security Framework audit, Vulnerability Assessments, Penetration Testing, Compliance Assessments and various other Risk Assessments.

The Indian Computer Emergency Responses Team, or CERT-IN, is a government institution in charge of all cyber security threats and events in India. Cert-IN is an Indian government effort managed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to address cyber and information security concerns. CERT-IN is the key organisation in charge of establishing and implementing cyber security frameworks for industries, providing assistance for cyber emergency management, handling and responding to events, and exchanging incident and vulnerability information with firms.

What BSCIC Offers

• BSCIC provides security auditing solutions wherein we test the complete IT infrastructure (Mobile/Web App, Servers, Networks, Desktops/Laptops, APIs, CRM/ERP) of your organization.

• We offer a high degree of customization depending upon the business logic with a focus on an optimum combination of manual and automation testing. We use homegrown scripts and industry benchmark tools for the best result.

• We recommend solutions against all the vulnerabilities and do re-testing after your engineering team patches all those vulnerabilities.

• We suggest a quarterly security auditing to keep the infra away from any kind of vulnerability and thus, removing the possible threats.

The Information Technology (Amendment) Act 2008, designated CERT-In to serve as the national agency to perform the following functions in the area of cybersecurity –

• Collection, analysis, and dissemination of information on cyber incidents.

• Cybersecurity incident forecasts and notifications

• Emergency measures for handling cybersecurity incidents.

• Coordination of cyber incident and response activity.

• Issue information security practices, procedures, prevention, response, and reporting of cyber incidents guidelines, advisories, vulnerability notes, and whitepapers.

• Any additional cybersecurity-related responsibilities that may be required