Industry solution
Authorisation conditions, content rules and a six-hour cyber clock
- 2,200+
- telecom and media obligations
- 2 clocks
- CERT-In and DoT reporting unified
- Per-circle
- QoS and tariff obligation tracking
Sector pressures
What makes telecom & media compliance hard
Authorisation conditions replace licence conditions
The Telecommunications Act, 2023 moved to an authorisation framework, and the migration changes the specific obligations attached to each service.
Content obligations with grievance timelines
IT Rules impose grievance officer appointment, defined response timelines and a three-tier redressal structure for digital media publishers.
Six-hour cyber reporting on top of CERT-In
Telecom cyber security rules add a sector-specific reporting duty alongside the general CERT-In obligation, with overlapping but distinct triggers.
Right of way across states and municipalities
Infrastructure deployment requires permissions from state and local authorities, each with its own rules, fees and timelines.
Coverage
Key instruments we track in depth for this sector
A representative sample, not the full list. Depth varies by jurisdiction and we will tell you exactly where it sits for your markets before you buy.
| Instrument | Jurisdiction | What it drives |
|---|---|---|
| Telecommunications Act, 2023 | Central | Authorisation, spectrum, right of way, user protection |
| Telecom Cyber Security Rules, 2024 | Central | Six-hour reporting, CISO designation, policy |
| TRAI regulations and tariff orders | Central | QoS reporting, tariff filing, UCC obligations |
| IT Rules, 2021 | Central | Grievance redressal, content takedown, publisher obligations |
| Cable TV Networks Act / uplinking guidelines | Central | Registration, programme and advertisement codes |
| DPDP Act, 2023 | Central | Subscriber data consent and breach obligations |
Use cases
How teams in this sector use Regulens
Authorisation condition register
Extract the conditions attached to each authorisation and track them as obligations with owners.
Overlapping cyber reporting
Map CERT-In and telecom cyber rules into one incident workflow that satisfies both without duplicate processes.
QoS reporting calendar
TRAI quality of service and tariff reporting obligations tracked per service and circle.
Right of way approvals
Track state and municipal permissions per deployment with status and renewal.
“We had one incident process built for CERT-In and discovered the telecom rules had a different trigger list. Running two processes was never going to work.”
Other sectors
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