Trust and governance

How Cyber Safe India publishes safety guidance

Changing safety advice needs visible ownership, primary sources, expert review and a correction path.

Owner Cyber Safe India Editorial TeamPublished and reviewed 16 Sep 2026Evidence grade B · sourced guidanceEditorial policyCorrections

Source hierarchy

  1. Indian authorities and regulators, including I4C, CERT-In, RBI, NPCI, SEBI and MeitY.
  2. Original advisories from the affected platform, agency or standards body.
  3. International public authorities such as CISA, NCSC and INTERPOL.
  4. HAPSA analysis, clearly separated from official instruction.

Required record

  • Named content owner and expert reviewer
  • Published and materially reviewed dates
  • Jurisdiction and evidence grade
  • Official sources near changing claims
  • Emergency-route verification date
  • Change-log entry for material corrections

Evidence grades

A: direct primary authority or standard. B: sourced guidance supported by primary and reputable secondary evidence. C: expert analysis or emerging pattern with explicit uncertainty.

Safety boundaries

We do not auto-publish incidents, scrape rumours, fabricate statistics, imply government affiliation, provide operational exploitation instructions or leave known outdated reporting advice live.

CorrectionsSend the URL, disputed statement and supporting source to info@hapsatechnologies.com. See the public correction process and log.