IRDAI's Information and Cyber Security Guidelines apply to insurers and other regulated entities within their scope.
A structured, guideline-mapped audit covering governance, security controls and resilience.
Guideline-mapped outputs for your board, risk committee and IRDAI file.
Findings mapped to IRDAI's information and cyber security guidelines
Technical vulnerabilities rated by severity with evidence
Board-level view of cyber security posture
Gaps closed before IRDAI reviews surface them
Priority weaknesses identified and tracked
Clear board and committee oversight of cyber risk
Data handling gaps found and prioritized
Third-party and outsourcing risks made clear
Independent evidence of sound cyber controls
IRDAI-focused expertise. Security testing depth. Actionable, audit-ready outcomes.
Services that complement your IRDAI audit across testing, monitoring and data protection.
Identifies vulnerabilities across insurance systems and infrastructure.
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Practical resources to help insurers understand IRDAI's cyber security expectations.
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) recently issued revised Information and Cyber Security Guidelines “IRDAI Information and…
They are IRDAI's 2023 guidelines setting information and cyber security requirements for insurers and other regulated entities, covering governance, controls, incident response and assurance.
Insurers regulated by IRDAI, and other regulated entities where the guidelines apply to them. The audit confirms your scope.
The guidelines include periodic audit and assurance expectations, including VAPT. The frequency that applies to your entity is confirmed during scoping.
Governance, security controls, VAPT, incident reporting, third-party risk and data protection, mapped to the guidelines.
No. This audit covers your wider organization. An ISNP security audit focuses on your online insurance platform.
Timing depends on the entities, systems and locations in scope and how readily evidence is available. QRC confirms a realistic timeline after the scoping call.
Define your scope, identify priority gaps and prepare for IRDAI review.