CISF to guard NTA premises after NEET paper leak
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The National Testing Agency is implementing heightened security measures, including CISF protection and improved digital monitoring, following NEET examination paper leaks.
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- The National Testing Agency has moved its operations to a new office building on Minto Road to address security vulnerabilities highlighted by past exam leaks.
- Central Industrial Security Force personnel are now deployed to manage access control and frisking for sensitive areas.
- The agency is also installing enhanced surveillance and logging systems to prevent future examination compromises.
- These actions follow criticism regarding the agency's inability to secure its previous testing processes.
What to watch next
- Submission of the high-powered task force report led by Nandan Nilekani
- Appointment of a new General Manager and Chief Information Security Officer
- Effectiveness of newly implemented cyber-incident response and SOC monitoring
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NamedIndia · National Testing Agency · C-DAC · Central Bureau of Investigation · Central Industrial Security Force · CERT-In · Dharmendra Pradhan · K Radhakrishnan · Ministry of Education · Nandan Nilekani · Narendra Modi · Supreme Court
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