new delhi india will not change the upcoming cybersecurity rules that mandate social media technology companies and cloud service providers to report data breaches swiftly the government said on wednesdaythe indian computer emergency response team issued a directive in april asking tech companies to report data breaches within six hours of noticing such incidents and to maintain it and communications logs for six months they also mandated cloud service providers such as amazon and virtual private network vpn companies to retain names of their customers and ip addresses for at least five years even after they stop using the companys servicesindustry players however complained of a growing compliance burden and higher costs junior it rajeev chandrasekhar said on wednesday that there will be no changes to the rules arguing that technology companies have an obligation to know who is using their serviceschandrasekhar however said india was being generous as some countries mandate immediate reporting if you dont want to go by these rules and if you want to pull out then frankly you have to pull out chandrasekhar told reporters the rules are set to be enforced from end of june