What are the five standardized cyber resiliency goals established under SEBI's Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF) adopted from CERT-In?

[ A ]Speculate, Leverage, Arbitrage, Short, and Liquidate

[ B ]Incorporate, Capitalize, Depreciate, Amortize, and Audit

[ C ]Anticipate, Withstand, Contain, Recover, and Evolve[ CORRECT ]

[ D ]Bidding, Allotment, Listing, Delisting, and Rematerialization

Takeaway

Option C is correct: Anticipate, Withstand, Contain, Recover, and Evolve

Derivation

SEBI's Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF) sets uniform cybersecurity operational standards for regulated entities based on five fundamental cyber resilience goals formulated in the Cyber Crisis Management Plan (CCMP) of CERT-In: (1) Anticipate (maintain informed preparedness to forestall cyber compromise), (2) Withstand (continue essential mission/business functions during attacks), (3) Contain (isolate affected systems to limit attack blast radius), (4) Recover (restore core operations swiftly post-incident), and (5) Evolve (re-architect defenses based on post-incident learning). This tests regulatory technology standards. The common error is confusing cybersecurity goals with financial trading or accounting terminology.

Why the others fail

A — Speculate, Leverage, Arbitrage, Short, and Liquidate

Speculate, Leverage, Arbitrage, Short, and Liquidate are trading and market strategies, not cybersecurity resilience goals.

B — Incorporate, Capitalize, Depreciate, Amortize, and Audit

Incorporate, Capitalize, Depreciate, Amortize, and Audit represent financial accounting stages, not cyber crisis management.

D — Bidding, Allotment, Listing, Delisting, and Rematerialization

Bidding, Allotment, Listing, Delisting, and Rematerialization are securities primary/secondary lifecycle terms.