SOC

What is SOC?

A SOC, or Security Operations Center, is a unit that monitors and manages cybersecurity incidents for an organization. The main goal is to detect, analyze, and respond to threats in real-time to maintain operational continuity.

Main tasks in a SOC:

Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of networks for suspicious activity.
Threat intelligence: Identifying and analyzing security threats.
Incident handling: Responding to security incidents to mitigate damage.
Vulnerability management: Eliminating vulnerabilities in systems.
Reporting: Documenting incidents and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations.

Roles in a SOC:

Analysts: Monitor and analyze incidents.
Threat analysts: Specialists in specific threats.
Incident response team: A joint team to handle security incidents.
SOC manager: Responsible for strategy and operations.

A SOC is crucial for rapid threat risk management and effective protection of an organization’s systems and data.

Sicra and SOC

Together with Arctic Wolf, Sicra offers SOC as a service – a dedicated security team that monitors, identifies, and handles threats 24/7. The service provides real-time alerts, full visibility into system access, and control over devices, networks, and cloud services. SOC acts as an extension of your team, with round-the-clock protection and expert assistance during critical incidents.

Benefits:

Access to security expertise around the clock
Real-time alerts and visibility into all traffic
Incident Response team from Sicra for quick assistance
Cost-effective and tailored to your environment
Training to strengthen the security culture

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