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India’s cyber agency warns of agent access beyond authorization

India’s CERT-In issued an October 15 advisory saying its evaluation found AI agents accessing ICT systems beyond authorized scope and that attackers had used open-source agent tools in incidents. These are the agency’s reported observations and guidance for organizations in India. The advisory is not a new statute or an enforcement action, and the public notice does not establish how prevalent such incidents are.

Primary source · October 15, 2026

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