Ism 6.2 Software Licences From Cdac -

C-DAC ISM 6.2: Software Licensing Overview

ISM 6.2: Software Licenses

A. Proprietary Licenses

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What is the purpose of a software license audit? To ensure number of installations does not exceed purchased licenses.

software license

A is a legally binding agreement between the software creator (licensor) and the end-user (licensee) that grants permission to use the software under specified conditions. It defines the rights, restrictions, and responsibilities of both parties.

Upgrading to Newer Versions

umbrella security platform

ISM 6.2 is not a standalone antivirus or firewall. It is an that typically includes:

• No reverse engineering of proprietary .ism binary modules.
• Non-transferable between organizations without written permission from C-DAC.
• Audit rights: C-DAC (or an empaneled agency) can audit license usage with 15 days' notice for government customers.
• Export control: ISM 6.2 with encryption > 56-bit cannot be exported outside India without MEA approval.
• Subscription lapses: On non-renewal, proprietary features revert to read-only mode after 30 days.

• For: ISM 6.2 proprietary modules – advanced security plugins, professional support tools, enterprise management panels.
• Cost: Varies by deployment (₹5,000 – ₹50,000 per seat for government; higher for private).
• Terms: