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Under the Explanation to Section 43A, which sequence correctly describes how 'reasonable security practices and procedures' are determined?

Reasonable security practices are those specified in an agreement between the parties or in any law in force. Only if there is neither an agreement nor a law do the practices prescribed by the Central Government, in consultation with professional bodies, apply.

  1. AOnly as prescribed by the Central Government, ignoring any agreement
  2. BAs specified in an agreement between the parties or in any law in force; failing both, as prescribed by the Central Government in consultation with professional bodiesCorrect
  3. COnly as decided by the body corporate in its own policy
  4. DAs specified by the Certifying Authority under Section 30 in all cases

Explanation

The Explanation defines reasonable security practices as those designed to protect information from unauthorised access, damage, use, modification, disclosure or impairment, as specified in an agreement or any law in force. Only in the absence of both does the Central Government prescribe them, consulting professional bodies. Option A wrongly ignores agreements.

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