Infosys

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Infosys Security Program

Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary 3 1.1 About Infosys 3 1.2 Competitive Edge 3
2 Infosys risk Mitigation policy 4
3 Company Focus 4 3.1 Location of company and customers 5 3.2 Overall Products and Services 6 3.3 Company Business Portfolio 7 3.3 SWOT Analysis 8
4 Infosys Security Program: 9 4.1 Enterprise Security 9 4.2 Web Based Application Security: 10
5 Hitachi 11 5.1 About Hitachi 12
6. Technologies Used 13 6.1 Database Security 13 6.2 IT Environment 14
7 Conclusion 15
8 References 16

Executive Summary
Infosys provides consulting and IT services to clients globally - as partners to conceptualize and realize technology driven business …show more content…

This precludes certain types of work
• Over reliance on India as delivery geography, has not diversified delivery capability to other offshore locations

OPPORTUNITY
• Extend delivery and process strengths to other global locations apart from India
• Massive demand for additional work in all areas of services spectrum with many existing contracts now coming up for

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