

Take a leap in developing and implementing next-generation cyber defense of the banking infrastructure
“Cyber Security Framework in Banks” circular from RBI sets the guidelines for Banks in India towards developing and implementing next generation cyber defense capabilities. The RBI cyber security framework addresses three core areas: (1) Establish Cyber Security Baseline and Resilience (2) Operate Cyber Security Operations Centre (C-SOC) (3) Cyber Security Incident Reporting (CSIR).
RBI Cyber Security Framework – Overview
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Establish Cyber Security Baseline

Establish Cyber Security Operation Centre (C-SOC)
C-SOC Functional Requirements
Define the functional requirements of the security operations centre
Governance Requirements
Define the governance structure of the CSOC and management framework
Integration Requirements
Integrate the CSOC with security solutions to generage alerts
People Requirements
Ensure the right skillsets are available within the CSOC operations
Process Requirements
Define the CSOC processes, playbooks, and operation manuals. Develop the IR process and playbooks to meet the RBI CSF CSOC requirements
Technology Requirements
Deploy the CSOC technologies such as SIEM integrated with threat intelligence feeds / services. Develop
Cyber Security Incident Reporting (CSIR)
Template for reporting Cyber Incidents
An advanced black-box penetration testing engagement is performed based on minimal information received about the target environment. The testing process may span between few days to months depending on the engagement model.
Cyber Security Incident Reporting (CSIR) Form
An advanced grey-box testing simulates the tactics used by adversaries such as APT groups or nation-states. The intent is not just to identify vulnerabilities, but to identify the exploitation opportunities by these adversaries on your data and customers