Enforcement Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau
AAIB web app passes security audit by CERT-IN empanelled firm
This is a security audit certificate issued by G-Info Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd. confirming that the web application of the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has passed a security audit.
It matters to citizens as it attests to the security status of a government agency's online platform.
Who it concerns: Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), G-Info Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd., and the general public accessing the AAIB website (https://aaib.gov.in).
What the investigators found
- The audit was conducted from 06/03/2026 to 23/09/2026 using Black Box testing methods with tools including Kali Linux, Burp Suite Professional, and Nmap.
- The audit was performed in accordance with CERT-In, CWE, CIS/OWASP, and OSSTMM guidelines.
- The audited asset (https://aaib.gov.in) was found suitable for deployment/operation in accordance with industry best practices.
- All reported vulnerabilities were mitigated, except for a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) issue which was accepted as an exception due to potential impact on existing website functionalities.
- The certificate is valid for one year from the issue date (23/09/2026) and remains valid only until changes are made to the implementation.
- The certificate is non-transferable to any third party without the express written consent of G-Info Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Also in the document
- G-Info Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is identified as a CERT-IN Empanelled Organization with Empanelment no. 3(15)/2004-CERT-IN (VOL. XIV)-RE-2025-20.
- The certificate includes a clause stating the audit was undertaken on the belief that there are no ongoing legal cases or investigation proceedings pending against the project.
- The client (AAIB) agrees to indemnify and hold G-Info Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd. harmless from any third-party claims arising from a breach of the client's obligations.
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The original document
Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau — Final and preliminary reports on air accidents and serious incidents
Investigation report · Ref. 7c1048c9d71eaa4f · 23 Sep 2026
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