Instrument 31 | D. CERT-In / Cybersecurity / AI Security

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CERT-In - Blueprint for Reducing Exposure and Defending against AI-Assisted Vulnerabilities Exploitation in Digital Infrastructure - 25 May 2026

CERT-In / MeitY2026Technical MaterialTechnology

AI / PRIVACY / CYBER RELEVANCE

Relevant to the security of AI systems and to AI-enabled attackers.

AI: Very HighPrivacy: HighCybersecurity: Very High

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  • Threat landscape
  • technical controls
  • AI-aware SOC
  • incident response
  • secure adoption of AI

PURVIEW

Provides a contemporary defensive blueprint for reducing exposure to vulnerabilities that can be discovered, exploited or accelerated through AI-assisted techniques. Its purview is centred on defensive cybersecurity: identifying attack paths, prioritising exposure, improving monitoring, hardening systems and strengthening response against increasingly automated exploitation. For privacy and data protection, stronger vulnerability management protects the systems holding personal data and reduces the likelihood that AI-assisted exploitation becomes a route to unauthorised access, data loss or service compromise.

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Keywords

AI-assisted exploitationexposure managementAI-aware SOC

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CERT-In official Blueprint, 25 May 2026, reviewed.

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