Instrument 23 | C. Information Technology / Intermediary / Generative AI

RULEBINDING RULEHISTORICAL

Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011

Central Government under Section 43A / Section 87 IT Act2011Binding RuleTechnology

AI / PRIVACY / CYBER RELEVANCE

Relevant to legacy handling of financial, health and biometric datasets used by AI systems.

AI: ModeratePrivacy: HighCybersecurity: High

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  • Rule 3 - SPDI
  • Rule 4 - privacy policy
  • Rule 5 - collection/consent
  • Rules 6 - 8 - disclosure, transfer and security

PURVIEW

Prescribes reasonable security practices and procedures for bodies corporate handling sensitive personal data or information under the IT Act framework. Although the DPDP regime changes the modern privacy landscape, this Ruleset remains relevant where the IT Act’s Section 43A framework applies or where legacy legal analysis is required. For AI, it is useful for understanding security expectations around sensitive datasets, access controls, governance and technical safeguards that can still inform the handling of high-risk personal information in AI systems.

Classification and legal status. Binding subordinate legislation within its historical statutory field; now largely a legacy framework alongside the DPDP regime.

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Keywords

SPDIsensitive personal datareasonable security practicesprivacy policy

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Official Gazette / MeitY-linked Rules reviewed.

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