The Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) has released the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Notification 2026 for candidates interested in developing their knowledge of cybercrime prevention and fraud management. The certification covers important areas such as cybercrime techniques, computer vulnerabilities, fraud protection, cybercrime investigation, electronic transactions, card frauds, cyber laws, and regulatory compliance. The examination will be conducted through Remote Proctored Online mode.
IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Notification PDF Released
The IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Notification 2026 has been released with important details about the examination, eligibility criteria, registration process, fees, exam pattern, syllabus, remote proctoring guidelines, and other examination rules. The certification is designed to help candidates understand different types of cybercrimes and develop the knowledge and skills required to prevent and manage cyber frauds. The examination will be conducted through a Remote Proctored Online Examination.
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Candidates can refer to the official IIBF notification for complete information about the examination, registration, eligibility, syllabus, system requirements, and other important instructions.
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What are the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management registration dates for 2026?
The registration process for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Examination 2026 has been started from 16th September 2026 and the last date top apply online is on 20th September 2026. The Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management exam is scheduled to be conducted on 26th September 2026, which falls on the 4th Saturday. Candidates must register separately for every attempt and select their examination date and time slot during registration.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|
| Exam Name | Certificate Examination in Prevention of Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management |
| Exam Date | 26th September 2026 |
| Day | 4th Saturday |
| Registration Start Date | 16th September 2026 |
| Registration End Date | 20th September 2026 |
| Mode of Examination | Remote Proctored Online Examination |
| Medium | English Only |
Who is eligible for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management exam?
The Certificate Examination in Prevention of Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management is open to Members and Non-Members of IIBF. Candidates must have passed the 12th standard examination in any discipline or its equivalent. Candidates should also fulfil the document and identity verification requirements prescribed by IIBF while registering for the examination.
- Eligibility: Members and Non-Members of IIBF
- Educational Qualification: Passed 12th Standard or equivalent
- Discipline: Any discipline
- Subject: Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management
- Conducting Body: Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF)
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How to register for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management exam?
Candidates can register online for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Examination 2026 through the official IIBF website. During registration, candidates need to select their examination date and time slot. Candidates can also choose e-learning or e-book facilities by paying the applicable additional fee.
- Visit the IIBF Website: Go to the official IIBF website and open the examination registration section.
- Select the Examination: Choose the Certificate Examination in Prevention of Cyber Crimes and Fraud Management.
- Complete the Registration: Enter the required details and complete the online application.
- Select the Exam Slot: Choose the available examination date and time slot. Slots are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Submit Identity Proof: Non-members must submit a valid identity document containing their name, photograph, and signature.
- Choose Additional Resources: Candidates can select e-learning and/or e-book if required by paying the applicable additional fee.
- Pay the Examination Fee: Pay the applicable examination fee along with convenience charges and taxes.
- Download the Admit Letter: After successful registration, the admit letter will be generated and can be downloaded.
What is the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management registration fee?
The examination fee for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management Examination differs for IIBF Members and Non-Members. The fee remains the same for the first and each subsequent attempt. Convenience charges and applicable taxes are additional.
| Attempt | IIBF Members | Non-Members |
|---|
| First Attempt | ₹1,100* | ₹1,600* |
| Each Subsequent Attempt | ₹1,100* | ₹1,600* |
*Plus convenience charges and taxes as applicable.
Candidates must register separately for every attempt. The fee once paid will not be refunded or adjusted.
What is the exam pattern for Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management 2026?
The IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management examination is conducted online through a Remote Proctored system. The paper consists of 120 objective-type multiple-choice questions carrying 100 marks. Candidates get 2 hours to complete the examination, and there is no negative marking for wrong answers. The minimum passing score is 60 marks out of 100.
| Exam Component | Details |
|---|
| Mode of Examination | Remote Proctored Online |
| Medium | English Only |
| Type of Questions | Objective Type – MCQs |
| Total Questions | 120 |
| Total Marks | 100 |
| Exam Duration | 2 Hours |
| Negative Marking | No Negative Marking |
| Passing Marks | 60 out of 100 |
What is the syllabus for IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management 2026?
The IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management syllabus covers major areas related to cybercrime, fraud prevention, incident management, electronic transactions, cyber laws, and regulatory compliance. The syllabus is divided into four modules. Candidates should also keep themselves updated with relevant developments in banking, finance, technology, cybercrime, and regulatory requirements.
The major areas covered in the syllabus are:
- Module A – Cyber Crimes Overview: Introduction to cybercrime, channels of cybercrimes, modus operandi, stalking, cyber squatting, cyber extortion, cyber cheating, cyber warfare, cyber terrorism, phishing, hacking, social engineering, computer vulnerabilities, internet crime, internet fraud, computer hackers, email crime investigation, and database hacking.
- Module B – Fraud Management: Computer fraud protection, prevention controls, detection controls, mitigation controls, encryption and decryption, cybercrime reporting, cybercrime investigation, cybercrime management, evidence collection and chain of custody, cybercrime risk management, and cyber forensics.
- Module C – Electronic Transactions: Online transactions, concepts and emerging trends, legal implications, global payment processing, and electronic card frauds involving ATM cards, credit cards, and smart cards.
- Module D – Cyber Laws and Regulatory Compliance: Cyber laws in India, Information Technology Act, 2000 and amendments, electronic transactions and taxation issues, human traits, regulatory compliance, and national and international institutions.
What are the important instructions for the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management exam?
Since the examination is conducted through remote proctoring, candidates must arrange the required system and examination environment before the exam. The examination can be taken only through a desktop or laptop with a stable broadband connection. Candidates should also keep their original photo ID, admit letter, and other permitted items ready.
- Device: Desktop or laptop only.
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
- RAM: Minimum 8 GB.
- Processor: i3 8th Generation or equivalent/higher.
- Browser: Google Chrome Version 120 or above.
- Internet: Stable broadband connection with minimum 10 Mbps upload speed.
- Camera and Microphone: Must be working throughout the examination.
- Mobile Devices: Mobile phones and tablets are not permitted.
- Environment: Quiet room, proper lighting, plain background, and clear desk.
- Identity Proof: Original valid photo ID is required for verification.
- Monitoring: Webcam, microphone, computer screen, browser, mouse, and keyboard may be monitored.
- Login Time: Candidates should log in 30 minutes before the examination.
- Rough Sheet: Both sides of the rough sheet, if used, must be shown to the proctor before and after the examination.
- Calculator: A battery-operated portable calculator with up to 8 functions and 12 digits is permitted. Scientific and financial calculators are not allowed.
What is the CITAP qualification and how is this exam related to it?
The Certified Information Technology Audit Professional (CITAP) is a reimagined version of the earlier DISA certification offered by IIBF. Candidates seeking the CITAP qualification need to complete three certificate examinations under the revised syllabus and then complete the mandatory training within the prescribed time limit. The three examinations required are:
- Certificate Examination in IT Security
- Certificate Examination in Prevention of Cyber Crimes & Fraud Management
- Certified Information System Banker (CISB)
After completing the required examinations, candidates must complete the mandatory training to obtain the CITAP certificate. The CITAP registration fee is ₹1,000 plus GST, while the training fee is ₹4,500 plus GST. Candidates who had already cleared any or all of the three examinations under the old syllabus before May 2017 are not eligible for the CITAP certificate.
What is the IIBF Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management certificate process?
Candidates who successfully clear the examination can access their result advice through the IIBF website after the result is declared. For passed candidates, a digitally signed certificate is sent to the registered email ID within three weeks after the declaration of the result. The IIBF has discontinued the paper certificate.
- Provisional Scorecard: Displayed on the screen after submission of the examination.
- Result Advice: Hosted on the IIBF website after result declaration.
- Certificate: Digitally signed certificate sent to the registered email ID.
- Certificate Timeline: Within 3 weeks after result declaration.
- Physical Certificate: Discontinued.
Candidates who complete more than one subject can also access a consolidated marksheet through the IIBF website after the declaration of results.
