Cyber Security As A Corporate Compliance Obligation: Director’s Duties And Regulatory Exposure.
This article is written by Ananya Mukherjee, pursuing B.A.LL.B (Hons.) from NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad.
India’s rapid digital transformation expands corporate attack surfaces, making board-level cybersecurity accountability imperative. Highlighted by major data breaches and a strict global imperative. Highlighted by major data breaches and strict global regulations, such as CERT-in, SEBI, NIS2, and others, this article analyses directors’ and KMPs’ liabilities under the Indian Frameworks. Comparing these with the SEC Rules prescribed by the USA, they define the legal thresholds for breach of duty
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