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CERT-In's AI Security Audit Guidelines
The AI Security Auditing Guidelines are CERT-In's framework for checking whether an AI system is secure, fair, explainable and properly governed, from design to retirement. Version 1.0, dated 4 November 2026, grades AI systems into four risk tiers and sets audit rules for agentic and other advanced AI.
Last updated 8 November 20264 min read
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New card: CERT-In's AI audit framework of 4 Nov 2026, with its four risk tiers, nine audit domains, agentic-AI controls and who must be audited by empanelled auditors.
- CERT-In
- AI security audit
- agentic AI
- AI governance
- MeitY
- cybersecurity
- risk tiers
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