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Just before this happened, the CERT had issued a new directive for VPN service providers to store all the suer data and even share it with the authorities when required. "Any non-compliance may be acted upon by the respective CISOs/ department heads,” says the report. "All government employees, including temporary, contractual/ outsourced resources are required to strictly adhere to the guidelines mentioned in this document," the order said. Even third-party video conferencing services are banned for internal meetings. External email services are also banned from usage for official communication and conduct meetings and discussions on sensitive material. The directive also asks employees to now use unauthorised remote administration tools such as TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Ammyy Admin, among others.

Employees are asked to “not upload or save any internal, restricted, confidential government data or files on any non-government cloud service (ex: Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.)."Īlong with the cloud services, the government employees are also asked to to not use VPN services, which includes NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Tor, and other proxies. First reported by Gadgets360, it is said that the government cites the increased number of cyberattacks and threats. This move comes just weeks after the Indian government directed VPN service providers and data centre companies to storage user data for five years, and even share it with the government when required. All government employees are required to comply with the new rules. The order has been passed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) and is circulated to all ministries, and departments. Along with these cloud services, the government employees are also banned for using VPN services such as NordVPN, ExpressVPN and others. This includes popular could storage services such as Google Drive and DropBox. As part of a new Government order, government employees are now restricted from using third-party non-government cloud services.