CSCRF compliance comes down to five execution moves that AIF teams cannot skip. This blog covers governance, access controls, third-party risk, VAPT timelines and incident readiness, plus how to document and report it.

Tanupreet Kaur
Mar 2, 2026
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CSCRF is a baseline operating requirement for SEBI-regulated entities, including AIFs, to strengthen cybersecurity and cyber resilience in a graded manner.
CSCRF stands for Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework issued by SEBI for SEBI-regulated entities. It sets expectations for governance, access controls, security monitoring, incident response readiness, assurance activities, including VAPT and regulatory reporting and disclosures.
For AIF managers, cyber risk is now inseparable from investor data protection, fund operations continuity, third-party risk and governance quality. A breach can affect LP confidence, deal confidentiality and regulatory exposure. CSCRF is designed to address evolving threats and push consistent control maturity across regulated entities.
In 2026, CSCRF compliance comes down to five execution moves that are simple to state and hard to skip.
For AIFs, we run CSCRF as a structured execution program:
If you share your AUM band and your core systems list, we will convert it into an actionable plan with sequencing, ownership and a complete audit-ready trail.
For more information email us at atul@taghash.io.
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