EDR and Agentic AI in Cyber Security

 

The Department of Computer Science (Security System Specialization) organized a Value Added Course on “EDR and Agentic AI in Cyber Security” for the students of III B.Sc. Computer Science (SSS), Batch 2024–2027, during the academic year 2026–2027. The course was conducted to provide students with practical knowledge and industry-oriented awareness of modern cybersecurity technologies, particularly Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Agentic Artificial Intelligence. The sessions were handled by Mr. Gowri Shankar Palanisamy, Director, Hack Up Technology, Coimbatore, who shared his valuable industry experience and expertise with the students.

During the course, students were introduced to the fundamental concepts of EDR and its importance in modern cybersecurity. They learned how EDR solutions continuously monitor endpoint activities, identify suspicious behaviour, detect security threats, and support security teams in responding to cyber incidents. The sessions enhanced students’ understanding of endpoint security, threat detection, incident investigation, and response mechanisms.

Practical explanations and industry-oriented examples helped students understand the application of EDR technologies and AI-based security mechanisms in real-world cybersecurity environments. The importance of continuous monitoring, threat analysis, automated detection, and timely response in protecting organizational systems and endpoints was emphasized.

Overall, the Value Added Course was highly informative and beneficial to the students. It enhanced their understanding of EDR, AI-based threat detection, and Agentic AI applications in cybersecurity. The interactive sessions and practical industry insights provided valuable exposure to modern cybersecurity practices, emerging AI technologies, and career opportunities in the cybersecurity domain.

AI& ML & DSA Association Meet

The Association Meeting includes a Quiz and Paper Presentation to encourage students to showcase their knowledge, creativity, and presentation skills. A great opportunity for the students to enhance their technical knowledge.”

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)

The Department of Networking (CC) conducted a Value-Added Course on “Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)” for the III B.Sc. Networking students from 21.09.2026 to 25.09.2026 in the Windows Server Lab. The sessions were handled by Mr. P. Arish, Technical Trainer, Vectra Technologies. The CCNA course covers a wide range of networking concepts, protocols, and technologies. It provides a strong foundation in areas such as network infrastructure, routing and switching, network security, wireless networking, and other essential networking concepts. The course equips students with a comprehensive understanding of networking principles and best practices. A total of 34 students participated in the course.

Quantum Network Vision

The Department of Networking (CC), Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science, organized an Association Programme titled “Quantum Network Vision” on 26.09.2026 at the Windows Server Lab from 12.40 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. The programme was organized to provide students with an awareness of emerging developments in networking and the future possibilities of quantum-based communication technologies.

Value Added Course On DevOps and MLOps

This Value Added Course introduces students to the principles and practices of DevOps and MLOps for developing, deploying, and maintaining AI and Machine Learning applications. The course provides hands-on exposure to software development workflows, version control, continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD), model deployment, monitoring, and lifecycle management. Students will learn how DevOps practices can be integrated with MLOps to build reliable, scalable, and maintainable AI applications.

INDUSTRIAL VISIT – BSE TECH

An industrial visit was organized for 22 students of II B.Sc. Computer Science
(Security System Specialization) to BSE TECH, Madurai, on 11th September 2026. The visit
was arranged with the objective of providing students with practical exposure to the IT
industry environment, blockchain technologies, and their real-world applications.
During the visit, the students were introduced to the working environment of the
organization and gained insights into the role of technology in modern industries. The
students learned about blockchain technology, its basic concepts, applications, and
significance in the IT sector. The interaction with industry professionals helped the students
understand how the concepts learned in the classroom are applied in real-world technological
environments.
The visit also provided an opportunity for students to interact with industry experts,
clarify their queries, and gain awareness about the skills and knowledge required for pursuing
careers in the IT industry.
A feedback session was conducted at the end of the industrial visit. The students
shared their experiences and expressed that the visit provided them with valuable practical
exposure to blockchain technologies and the IT industry environment. They appreciated the
opportunity to interact with industry professionals and understand the real-world applications
of blockchain technology. The session helped the students reflect on their learning and gain
better awareness of the skills required for their future careers.

OSINT and Digital Investigations

The Department of B.Sc. Computer Science (Security System Specialization) organized a workshop on
“OSINT and Digital Investigations” for II & III B.Sc. Computer Science (SSS) students on 28th
August 2026, from 8:50 AM to 1:30 PM. A total of 51 students participated.
The session was handled by Mr. Viswanath Muralitharan, Digital Forensics & Cyber Security
Expert, Vectra Technosoft. The workshop introduced students to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT),
digital investigation techniques, digital footprints, information gathering, evidence identification,
and verification of publicly available information.
The resource person conducted practical demonstrations on OSINT and digital investigation methods,
helping students understand their application in real-world cybersecurity scenarios. The hands-on
exposure enabled students to connect their academic knowledge with practical aspects of cybersecurity
and digital forensics.
The workshop provided valuable industry exposure and practical knowledge, enhancing students’
awareness and interest in OSINT, digital investigations, cybersecurity, and digital forensics.

WORKSHOP-Gen AI Security : Prompt Injection &Attack

The Department of B.Sc. Computer Science (Security System Specialization)
organized a workshop on "Gen AI Security: Prompt Injection & Attack" on 31st July 2026
from 8:50 AM to 1:30 PM for II and III B.Sc. Computer Science (SSS) students. The session
was conducted by Mr. Mohamed Fiaz from Vectra Technosoft.
The workshop introduced students to Generative AI, Large Language Models
(LLMs), and the importance of AI security. The resource person explained prompt injection
attacks, jailbreak techniques, system prompt extraction, indirect prompt injection, and data
leakage, highlighting the need for secure AI application development.
The interactive session allowed students to clarify their doubts on AI security, career
opportunities, and emerging cyber threats. The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks. A
total of 56 students participated, making the programme informative, interactive, and highly
successful.

ACCA CAREER JOURNEY SEMINAR

A seminar which aims to provide students with insights into the ACCA qualification journey, global career opportunities, professional development, and skills required for success in the accounting and finance profession.”

Industrial Visit of MCHM

Department of Marine Catering and Hotel Management organized an Industrial Visit for
II year students on 22.09.2026at Cumbum Valley Winery Factory, Theni. The Industrial
visit helped our students to gain practical knowledge on industrial processes related to
core management concepts. They learned the key stages of the wine making process with
advanced machines. The students were glad to see the preparation of red wine. A wine
maker, Mr. M. Karthik Kumar, explained the facts on who checks the quality of grapes
during the harvest season. They intricately check grapes’ taste as well as sugar and acid
levels. Students also visited the stockroom where the wine is stored in huge oak barrels.
Totally, 45 students and 2 faculty members participated in this visit.