Cyber Shields Up: India's Exchanges Guard Against Online Threats
India's top exchanges, NSE and BSE Ltd, have restricted website access for overseas users due to cyber threats. The decision, taken during a joint meeting, is precautionary amid tensions with Pakistan. Trading remains unaffected. The exchanges monitor risks at both domestic and international levels.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE Ltd, India's premier stock exchanges, have imposed temporary restrictions on website access for overseas users due to security concerns, according to internal sources.
While trading for overseas investors remains uninterrupted, the move follows a strategic meeting where experts highlighted potential cyber threats, especially amid the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions. A BSE spokesperson confirmed the proactive measures without detailing recent threats.
Despite the volatile backdrop, Indian markets are operating normally as exchanges bolster cyber defenses, assessing access constraints on a case-by-case basis. Efforts reflect a heightened vigilance to safeguard critical market infrastructure.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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