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Innovation & Information Security

Govern information risk. Strengthen trust. Build resilience.
Turn information security into a business enabler with integrated governance, assurance, identity, data protection, threat defence and resilience services.
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Enterprise Security
Detection & Response
Attack Surface Management
Identity, Access & Data Security
Resiliency & Recovery
Emerging Security

Security that keeps pace with the Enterprise.

As enterprises adopt cloud, AI, connected platforms and distributed ways of working, information risk expands across identities, data, applications, third parties and critical operations. Regulatory expectations are also rising, while fragmented controls and disconnected providers make security harder to govern.
3i Infotech’s Information Security CoE brings governance, assurance and technical security capabilities into one connected model. We help organisations understand risk, establish practical controls, strengthen detection and response, protect critical identities and data, and prepare for disruption—without slowing transformation.

Why 3i Infotech

Regulatory and industry context
Experience across banking, financial services, insurance and complex enterprise environments helps us align security programmes with evolving regulatory and business expectations.
Connected security lifecycle
We connect governance, assurance, engineering, monitoring and recovery so that policies, controls and operations work as one coordinated programme.
Vendor-neutral approach
Our services are designed to work with existing technology investments, helping clients improve control effectiveness without unnecessary rip-and-replace programmes.
Flexible engagement models
From focused assessments and advisory engagements to implementation and managed operations, services can be adopted in line with business priorities and security maturity.
Automation-enabled delivery
Reusable playbooks, assessment templates and automation help improve consistency and accelerate governance, compliance and security operations.
Business-focused communication
We translate technical findings into clear priorities, risk decisions and actionable reporting for security leaders, executives and boards.

Business Outcomes

Stronger governance

Establish clear ownership, policies and reporting across information security and privacy.

Audit-ready compliance

Move from reactive evidence gathering to structured, repeatable compliance and assurance.

Reduced exposure

Identify control gaps, vulnerable assets and excessive access before they become material risks.

Faster response

Improve threat visibility, incident coordination and remediation across the security lifecycle.

Greater resilience

Moving beyond AI pilots, fraud detection and decision support.

Secure innovation

Adopt cloud, AI, automation and connected technologies with appropriate security guardrails.

Related Capabilities.

AIOps

Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Services

Cloud architecture, operations, and configuration management beneath the security posture this CoE assures.

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AIOps

Enterprise Tools, Automation & AIOps

Observability platforms, unified visualization, AIOps, and advanced operations automation that integrate with hybrid cloud operations.

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Cyber Security

Cyber Security

SOC, MDR and XDR, SIEM, VAPT, and managed security operations beyond the cloud security architecture covered on this page.

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Data & Analytics

NuRe Intelligence

AI, GenAI and Agentic AI strategy, accelerators and governance that take use cases from pilot to production across every CoE.

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Common questions about Innovation and Information Security Services.

How is the Information Security CoE different from the Cyber Security Services CoE?
The Information Security CoE provides the overarching governance, risk, privacy, assurance, identity, data protection and resilience framework. Cyber Security Services focuses more directly on operational defence, managed security and technical protection. The two capabilities work together when an engagement requires both strategic governance and operational execution.
Where should an organisation begin?
The right starting point depends on business priorities and security maturity. Many organisations begin with a security posture assessment, regulatory gap analysis, identity review, privacy assessment or business-impact analysis to establish priorities and a practical roadmap.
Which regulations and frameworks can the CoE support?
Services can be aligned with relevant requirements and frameworks such as ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, PCI DSS, SOC 2, RBI, SEBI, CERT-In, DPDP and IEC 62443, based on the organisation’s industry and operating environment.
Does the CoE support cloud, AI and operational technology security?
Yes. The Emerging Security capability covers AI and LLM governance, cloud security, container and Kubernetes security, and security assessments for OT, ICS, IoT, RPA and blockchain environments.
Can services be integrated with existing security tools?
Yes. The approach is vendor-neutral and designed to work with existing platforms and controls wherever practical, while identifying gaps that require configuration, integration or additional capability.
What engagement models are available?
Engagements can range from focused assessments and advisory assignments to implementation, programme support and managed services, depending on the scope, maturity and operational requirements.
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Build security around your business priorities

Whether you need to strengthen governance, address a regulatory requirement, validate your defences or build resilience, our experts can help you define the right starting point and roadmap.

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