When a cyberattack strikes, how you respond makes all the difference. Prepare your security operations center (SOC) to effectively thwart attacks and adhere to compliance mandates.
Data fuels every business. When malicious actors get a hold of the sensitive data and IT assets of an organization, the results are simply devastating. However, with proper security measures in place, you can make it difficult for hackers to gain access to these valuable resources.
With advances in technology, cyberattacks are becoming wide-spread, sophisticated, and dynamic. Cyberattackers use sophisticated techniques to remain anonymous, lurk in the network, and cause destruction.
How can you defend your organization against cyberattacks? Investing in and deploying security tools is not enough. How can you be sure they fill all the security gaps? Read our "Security operations center (SOC): The what, why, and how" e-book to learn more.
The SOC is a central unit responsible for continuously monitoring and analyzing the security posture of an organization. The responsibilities of any SOC can be broadly classified as: thwarting attacks, continuously monitoring network security, and proving adherence to compliance mandates.
Read about theDevelop your security strategy. Equip your SOC to effectively handle the core functions of cybersecurity: monitoring, detecting, responding to, and remediating security attacks. This requires you to invest in different security solutions such as an intrusion detection system (IDS), intrusion prevention system (IPS), system information and event management (SIEM), and other security solutions. Ensure that these security tools can orchestrate your IT, and provide a holistic security view of your network.
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