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The security of the exceedingly critical and delicate Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) server farm at Bengaluru has been given over to Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) on Friday with 80 commandos of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) investigating the security to ensure it against conceivable fear strikes or dangers.
The administration has regularized Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) arrangement despite the fact that it has been guarding the office since December 2014.
With touchy, private biometric and individual data of the subjects of India kept up at the middle, the security of the office is being given the most extreme significance.
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) office which is the storehouse of Aadhaar information, situated in the Kodigehalli zone of Bengaluru .
will have the squad assuming control over the undertaking of guarding the office round-the-clock, alongside an exceptional vehicle-borne snappy response group of commandos positioned at vantage focuses if there should be an occurrence of an assault.
The general section and exit at the office will likewise be assumed control by the group .
Amid the privacy and protection concerns voiced by various groups , Such a framework would require an individual to share dummy or pseudo numbers — and not the real Aadhaar number — to government agencies, private utilities, banks and while withdrawing money from ATMs or moving funds from one bank account to another under the Aadhaar-enabled payment system.
Besides the cardholder, the original Aadhaar number would be known only to UIDAI. Two senior persons in the industry told ET that the concept has been discussed at senior levels in UIDAI but is yet to be fina ..