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How Much Does It Cost to Build a Security Operations Center (SOC)?

Having some form of a security operations center (SOC) to protect and secure your assets, applications, and infrastructure is no longer optional. As cyber criminals grow more sophisticated and modern complexities (remote work, the cloud, international operations) expand the attack surface, a SOC becomes a critical line of defense. It works proactively and reactively and can help an organization advance their security posture while dealing with immediate threats.

Automate Non-Human Identity Security and Management with Torq and Astrix

Organizations’ zero-trust policies and identity-centric programs ensure that user identities and login credentials are vigorously protected with IAM policies and security tools like MFA or IP restrictions. However, the situation is very different regarding non-human identities (NHI) like API keys, OAuth apps, service accounts, and secrets. Lack of visibility, monitoring, and governance of this permissive access is everywhere, and attackers have figured it out.

Threat Profiles: Figuring Out Which Threats Matter

In a typical security operations center (SOC), the threat detection and response teams have one key objective: identify and stop the bad guys. To do so, they invest in the best tools, recruit the best team members, and work tirelessly to stay ahead of any potential security incidents that might be on the horizon.

How Torq Hyperautomation Simplifies Phishing Analysis for SOC Teams

2023 went down in history as the worst year for phishing attacks on record, with nearly 35 million attempted business email compromise (BEC) attacks detected and investigated, according to the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Cyber Signals report. Unfortunately, phishing analysis is one of the most time-consuming tasks for the SOC. Responding to a phishing incident requires careful examination.

o9 Solutions: Optimizing Security Operations with Elastic

O9 Solutions leverages Elastic for both Observability and Security Operations Center (SOC) purposes. Initially employed for performance monitoring, Elastic's integration with O9's security stack has provided comprehensive visibility into potential threats and anomalies within their environment. This integration extends across various platforms such as Google, AWS, Active Directory, WEF, and HDR, enabling correlation and consolidated dashboard views for decision-making.

Chat With a CISO (CWAC): Chat 1 - Lianne Potter: Breaking Down The World of SecOps

Join us as we chat with Lianne Potter about the world of SecOps, cover a unique perspective on cyber security and look at how to break into the industry. In our latest episode, we chat with Lianne Potter, Head of Security Operations at Asda. Join us as we explore Leanne's cybersecurity journey and her insights on industry changes. Discover a fresh perspective from Lianne on breaking into this challenging field. Tune in for expert advice and innovative perspectives in the dynamic world of cyber security.

Tanium Delivers Powerful Solutions Powered by ServiceNow that Reduce Cost and Risk for Customers

Together, Tanium's award-winning XEM platform and ServiceNow's AI platform for digital business capabilities will integrate to revolutionize IT and security operations, allowing customers to maximize their ServiceNow investment.

An Introduction to SOC Automation

The security operations center, or SOC, is the backbone of modern security operations. By centralizing security monitoring, detection, and response, SOCs help organizations manage security risks more efficiently and effectively. But simply setting up a SOC doesn’t guarantee optimal security workflows. To get the very most from your SOC, you must automate its operations as much as possible.

How to Set Up a Security Operations Centre In 5 Steps

The benefits of a security operations centre (SOC) are most obvious when you don't have one. For example, imagine it’s 3 am on a Saturday morning and a hacker breaks into your organisation's systems. There’s no one to detect the intrusion and no one to deal with it either. In fact, it’s not until a member of your sales team notices they are locked out of the network on Monday morning that anyone even knows there is something wrong. After that, things start happening very fast.