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Where are successful security operations centers heading? Read about SOC maturity spanning core capabilities and functions, technologies and platforms, and frameworks.
The security operations center is team dedicated to securing the enterprise. There are three large components of a SOC: 1) the people (analysts, architects, managers, and engineers), 2) the technologies and tools used in day to day operations, and 3) the frameworks and methodologies the team puts into practice. The chief objective of the security operations center is to detect, investigate, triage, and respond to real-time and historical threats to reduce cyber risk across the organization.
Both the security operations center (SOC) and network operations center (NOC) drive critical cybersecurity functions within an organization, each with a different focus. The NOC is designed to identify, mitigate, and respond to network availability and performance issues, while the SOC protects an enterprise’s information assets. In the modern business, the SOC and NOC must work closely together to resolve incidents and keep the business up and running.
SOC teams require the right tools and techniques to perform the critical functions in securing the enterprise.
The weight and complexity of attacks make security frameworks a must-have in the modern SOC. The SOC uses cybersecurity frameworks to guide its approach and understanding of attack and defense strategies and manage and reduce cyber risk.
See how the future SOC is equipped to take on modern threats, including next-gen security analytics, community threat sharing, and orchestration and automation.