India — Central Board of Secondary Education & Coempt Edutech

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education has moved all data and records related to the On-screen marking (OSM) system from Coempt Edutech's servers to its own servers to ensure greater control over security and operations. It also retained Coempt Edutech for scanning answer sheets during the re-evaluation process.

Coempt Edutech: Coempt Edutech has been retained by the India — Central Board of Secondary Education for scanning answer sheets during the re-evaluation process, despite previous security concerns. However, all data and records related to the OSM system have been moved from its servers to India — Central Board of Secondary Education-controlled servers.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is at the center of this event due to the alleged cybersecurity vulnerabilities in its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system and the subsequent issues with result declaration and re-evaluation. Its reputation has been significantly impacted.

Coempt Edutech: Coempt Edutech is the service provider for the CBSE's OSM system and has been accused of providing a vulnerable platform. The company denies technical glitches, blaming human error, but faces scrutiny over its contract award and system security.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) faced significant cyberattacks on its re-evaluation portal, leading to glitches, security concerns, and a police complaint. It has since worked to strengthen its systems and address student grievances.

Coempt Edutech: Coempt Edutech, previously linked to an evaluation controversy, was criticized for its alleged role in the CBSE's On-Screen Marking system, with an IIT panel member stating that CBSE decided not to use them for scanning answer sheets during re-evaluation due to security weaknesses.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> faced scrutiny due to critical security flaws in its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system, which were exposed by Nisarga Adhikary>>>. This event highlighted the need for improved cybersecurity measures within the board's digital infrastructure.

Coempt Edutech: Coempt Edutech>>> was the service provider whose portal for the India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>>'s OSM system contained critical vulnerabilities. The company's cybersecurity certificates were found to be inadequate, raising concerns about the rushed adoption of the system.

India — Central Board of Secondary Education: The India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> is being questioned by a parliamentary panel regarding its on-screen marking system (OSM) and alleged irregularities in contract awards, which could lead to reforms in its procurement and examination processes.

Coempt Edutech: Coempt Edutech>>> is under scrutiny by a parliamentary panel regarding its contract award for the OSM system and its alleged links to a previously criticized software company, potentially impacting its business prospects.