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The discussion revolves around security standards, practices in India, particularly in the government sector. A question is raised about whether the Indian government follows any security standards or regulations, and if organizations like CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) help secure data.
A panelist responds that while the government is taking efforts to implement processes and systems, there are challenges. For instance, some companies sell certificates without proper testing, which undermines the audit process. The panelist suggests that government agencies should contractually ensure vendors follow good security practices.
Another panelist adds that India has made progress in the last 10-15 years, with government officials now actively participating in conferences and considering feedback. However, there are still areas for improvement, such as the website of the Certifying Authority (CCA) not using HTTPS.
The conversation also touches on the trade-off between security, functionality, and usability, citing the example of incognito mode. A panelist notes that while incognito mode is more secure, it may compromise user experience, leading to lower business conversions.
The discussion concludes with a summary of the topics covered, including building a startup in India, data hacking, and security practices.