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The Information Technology (Certifying Authorities) Rules, 2000 (TITCAR) is an Indian legislation passed by the Parliament of India. Rules regulating the functioning of Certifying Authorities for issuing Digital Signature Certificates. Read the complete bare act text with section-by-section navigation at Law on Tips.

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TITCAR stands for "The Information Technology (Certifying Authorities) Rules, 2000". It is an Indian legislation containing 37 sections across 1 chapters. You can read the complete TITCAR bare act with all sections at Law on Tips.

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Q: How many sections are in The Information Technology (Certifying Authorities) Rules, 2000 (TITCAR)?

The The Information Technology (Certifying Authorities) Rules, 2000 (TITCAR) contains a total of 37 sections organized across 1 chapters. The chapters are: Chapter I — Full Text — 37 sections.

S.3Physical Controls-Site location, Construction and Physical access.-(1) The site location, design, construction and physical security of the operational site of Certifying Authority shall be in accordance with Para 4 of the Information Technology Security Guidelines given at Schedule II

S.11Compromise and Disaster Recovery

S.12Cross certification

S.20Method of Destroying Private Key.-Upon termination of use of a private key, all copies of the private key in computer memory and shared disk space must be securely destroyed by overwriting. Private key destruction procedures must be described in the Certification Practice Statement or other publicly available document

S.17Refusal of licence

S.23Digital Signature Certificate

S.25Issue of Digital Signature Certificate

S.30Fees for issue of Digital Signature Certificate

S.34Access to confidential information

S.26Names, Addresses, etc., of Partners/Members/Directors (For information about more persons, please add separate sheet(s) in the format given in the next page) *

S.27Authorised Representative*

S.35Whether certified copies of business registration document are enclosed: Y/N

S.1Introduction.-This document provides guidelines for the implementation and management of Information Technology Security. Due to the inherent dynamism of the security requirements, this document does not provide an exact template for the organizations to follow. However, appropriate suitable samples of security process are provided for guidelines. It is the responsibility of the organizations to develop internal processes that meet the guidelines set forth in this document

S.10Audit Trails and Verification.-(1) Transactions that meet exception criteria shall be completely and accurately highlighted and reviewed by personnel independent of those that initiate the transaction

S.13Hardware and Software Maintenance.-Whenever, the hardware and software maintenance of the computer or computer network is being carried out, the following should be considered:

S.21Change Management

S.2Definitions

S.7[ Digital Signature Certificate Standard. [Substituted by Notification No. G.S.R. 662(E), dated 25.8.2015 (w.e.f. 17.10.2000).]

S.5A[ Verification of Digital Signature Certificate. [Inserted by Notification No. G.S.R. 782 (E) dated 25.10.2011 (w.e.f. 17.10.2000)]

S.8Licensing of Certifying Authorities

S.16Issuance of licence

S.19Security guidelines for Certifying Authorities

S.22Database of Certifying Authorities

S.24Generation of Digital Signature Certificate

S.33Confidential information

S.31Audit

S.32Auditor's relationship with Certifying Authority

S.28Particulars of Organisation:*

S.29Bank Details

S.36Any other information

S.5Information Management

S.6System integrity and security measures

S.4Physical and Operational Security

S.14Purchase and Licensing of Hardware and Software.-(1) Hardware and software products that contain or are to be used to enforce security, and intended for use or interface into any organisation system or network, must be verified to comply with these Information Technology Security Guidelines prior to the signing of any contract, purchase or lease

S.15System Software.-(1) All system software options and parameters shall be reviewed and approved by the management

S.9System Security Audit Procedures

S.18Key Management

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