Expert lecture on Risk Management and Executive Protection - Fireside Chat Series

                             The RRU Puducherry campus, PGD Corporate Security and Intelligence Management organized an expert with a background in the Indian Coast Guard, and recently shared key insights on risk management and executive protection. Security is an ever-evolving field, and professionals in the industry are tasked with managing risks, protecting individuals, and ensuring the safety of assets. One expert with a wealth of experience in these areas is Mr. Oinam Marjit Singh. His career spans several high-profile security assignments, including executive protection, risk management, and strategic operations. As a seasoned security specialist, Mr. Singh has accumulated valuable insights that can benefit anyone interested in the field of security operations. In this blog post, we’ll explore key takeaways from his work and how these lessons can be applied to both corporate and personal security contexts. His extensive career includes high-stakes roles across India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal, and he has worked with several multinational corporations and intelligence agencies. At a recent talk, Mr. Singh outlined risk management as a proactive process for identifying, assessing, and mitigating threats, stressing the importance of vigilance and teamwork in security operations. He emphasized that effective collaboration ensures a swift, coordinated response to emergencies. Additionally, he noted the challenges of language barriers and the critical role of background verification, recommending tailored communication strategies for clarity.

                          Mr. Singh shared his real-world expertise for executive protection, focusing on operational planning, risk assessment, and comprehensive security audits. He discussed using the Zello app, which enhances team communication during emergencies and outlined protocols for confidence, command clarity, and preparedness, especially when coordinating with high-level offices like the PMO. He also highlighted essential best practices, such as maintaining cash for flexibility during unpredictable scenarios and using local communication tools for quick, secure contact. With a strong foundation in security operations, Mr. Singh’s approach underlines the importance of preparedness, confidence, and situational awareness for safeguarding high-profile individuals in today’s complex risk landscape.