During the Quarter 2 meet of ASIS International Delhi Chapter held in NOIDA, a gathering of security professionals embarked on an exploration of the theme ‘Unified Security Framework – Investigating Threats, Security Supply Chain, and Fortifying the Physical Environment.’ This pivotal topic ignited profound deliberations and discussions, centering on integrating diverse security facets into a unified strategy. The panel discussion was moderated by none other than Dr Rajiv Mathur, one of the most distinguished security professionals in India.
From tracing the historical trajectory of the private security sector to navigating the contemporary landscape of convergence and cohesion, the panel of experts illuminated the transformative journey toward a harmonized security paradigm.
Milind Wakankar eloquently underscored the imperative of adopting an integrated approach, accentuating the symbiotic interplay among various security functions while shedding light on the burgeoning fusion within the security domain.
Rakesh Sharma emphasized the criticality of identifying pivotal functions and ensuring their resilience to isolate them during emergencies. He underscored the interconnectedness of security assessments and risk mitigation planning with the broader environment.
Legal luminary Raghu C. V. emphasized the inseparable nexus between security and threats, advocating for meticulous safeguarding of supply chains and prioritization of security protocols within organizational setups.
Colonel Vipin Bhatia, a distinguished investigator, discussed the obstacles faced by investigators in identifying individuals responsible for security breaches, citing instances where the lack of evidence, client cooperation, case complexity, and resource constraints hindered investigative progress. He advocated for digital forensics as the primary tool to aid investigations, stressing its heightened necessity.
Rajat Khatri reiterated the indispensable significance of ongoing endeavors to uphold alignment and coherence across all stakeholders.
The event also featured a talk by Rekha Gairola. She spoke about the ‘Unveiling the Art of Investigation: Navigating Complex Threat Landscapes’ – to provide security professionals with essential insights and strategies to effectively navigate today’s intricate security challenges, ensuring proactive threat detection and mitigation. Cdr. Kartik Vig also gave an enlightening presentation on supply chain security.
Hosted by NXP India, the chapter meeting witnessed the participation of over 60 seasoned professionals. Anchall Saxena, a dynamic member of Women in Security, epitomized grace and professionalism as the master of ceremonies, showcasing her trademark finesse in the industry. The executive committee extended commendation to the editorial and certification teams of ASIS for their exemplary contributions to the chapter’s endeavors. Needless to say, under the leadership of Harvindra Singh, the executive committee put on another great show.
