Security Management

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Sabharwal was born in Peshawar (now in Pakistan) and after partition in 1947, migrated to Meerut where he completed his higher education with a degree from Meerut College.

He was commissioned in the Indian Army (The Rajputana Rifles) in October 1963 and grew as a productive leader with distinctions in various fields. He took active part in several operations including counter insurgency operations in the North Eastern States where insurgent movement had reached unprecedented heights and the Indo Pak War of 1971.

After his retirement from the army in 1988, he worked with Escorts as a Chief Security Officer and held Senior Management positions in the Industrial Cables and K.J. International. He has also made contribution towards resettlement training of D.G.R. sponsored security management courses as part of career programme for retiring defence services personnel.

An accredited security management practitioner he is currently Director ‘Antidote Consulting Service’ a specialist security system development consultancy for designing security systems and undertaking audit.

The book aims to promote the working of security management in the commercial, industrial and financial institutions Efficient working can be made much easier, more transparent and less conflicting if security manager at the middle order and higher level have ability, knowledge and judgement to conduct security tasks skillfully and in a productive manner.
The book emphasises the need to develop practical approach to the knowledge and understanding of security role, its functions, methods, procedures and techniques as practiced in the various functional areas viz. Physical, personnel and the proprietary information security. Besides this management, knowledge, involving principles, theories, processes and systems has also been crystalised.
The text has been divided into three parts comprising conceptual growth, analytical approach and the functional framework.
The conceptual growth presents historical development of security thought basic to the current security practices. The analytical approach describes the philosophical basis of security features and the role of security in the public and private sector undertakings including small business establishments besides analysing physical, personnel and proprietary information security problems. The functional approach analyses management principles, systems, theories and processes involving planning, organising, staffing, directing, motivating and controlling.
The book is invaluable for security practitioners, controllers, public and private sector enterprises, private security agencies and the students of BBA and MBA.

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