CERT-In’s AI Security Auditing Guidelines: Will Your AI System Need an Independent Audit?

Picture a customer-support chatbot at a mid-sized Indian e-commerce company. It answers questions about orders and returns. It runs on a third-party large language model. Nobody thinks of it as high-risk. Now the product team gives it one new permission: it can issue refunds up to ₹5,000 without human sign-off. It's a small feature that saves agents hours a week. Under the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security Auditi…

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