CBSE deploys expert cybersecurity team to strengthen OnMark portal after vulnerabilities were flagged.
CBSE is closely monitoring vulnerabilities in the OnMark portal of its service provider that were recently flagged in the public domain.The Central Board of Secondary Education has confirmed it is taking immediate steps to address the security issues. CBSE said an expert team of cybersecurity professionals from various government agencies and IIT has been deployed over the past few days.
This team is working to fortify the systems and move the OnMark portal to a more secure setup. CBSE is focusing on protecting the portal used for important services.CBSE Cybersecurity ResponseCBSE has activated a high-level response to the reported vulnerabilities. The board is working with specialists to identify risks and implement stronger safeguards. The expert team includes professionals with proven experience in securing large digital systems.
The move comes after the vulnerabilities were brought to light in the public domain. CBSE is ensuring continuous monitoring of the portal while the strengthening process continues.CBSE has assured that the deployed team is focused on both short-term fixes and long-term security improvements for the OnMark portal.
Students, schools, and other users of the OnMark portal should continue using the platform as normal while CBSE completes the security upgrades. The board is expected to maintain full functionality during this process.CBSE has not reported any breach or data compromise so far. Users are advised to follow standard safety practices such as using strong passwords and avoiding suspicious links.The board will continue to update stakeholders as the security work progresses. CBSE remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of data protection for its digital services.
This proactive approach by CBSE aims to prevent any potential risks and ensure smooth operations of the OnMark portal for all users.
