SCIM visit to ITES (IT enabled services)

On 20th December 2025, SCIM students, along with faculty member Mr. Sharuhasan, AP, visited  ITES (IT enabled services). The organizational visit provided practical insight into how a business operates in a low-risk zone with an average daily footfall of 3,000–4,000 employees. The organization follows basic access control measures, relies on building management for perimeter security, ensures visitor NDA compliance, and issues access cards without company identification to prevent misuse. Client-specific security needs are addressed through defined policies, appropriate equipment deployment, centralized SOC monitoring, automated processes with manual backups, effective communication systems, and clearly defined security roles, reflecting a well-coordinated security framework.

From the Visit Students learned the followings.

• Understanding Security from a Business Perspective
• Learning Beyond Functional Boundaries
• Access Control and Infrastructure Security
• Material Handling and Asset Protection
• Smart Protection Without Over-Investment
• Team Structure and Emergency Preparedness
• Operational Readiness
• Importance of Internal Intelligence
• Behavioral Threat Assessment (BTAT)
• Centralized Security Management

Through the visit student's understand of how security operations can be effectively aligned with business objectives to ensure continuity, resilience, and efficiency. By adopting a risk-based and cost-effective security framework, the organization demonstrated that strong protection does not necessarily require over-investment, but rather informed planning, clear role definition, and coordinated execution. The integration of access control, asset protection, internal intelligence, behavioral threat assessment, and centralized security management highlighted a proactive and structured approach to risk mitigation. Overall, the visit reinforced the importance of viewing security as a strategic enabler supported by preparedness, adaptability, and collaboration, offering valuable practical insights into modern corporate security management.