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What’s involved in SOC-as-a-Service?

            People

            Resourcing skilled professionals has become a significant challenge for organizations, particularly when
            it comes to building an effective SOC. It is essential to have a broad range of skills such as CISSP, GIAC,
            GCHI, SANS SEC501, and SANS SEC 503 when it comes to cybersecurity. These include monitoring
            and analyzing security logs and alerts, as well as being able to identify potential threats and develop
            strategies to manage them.


            Process

            An effective SOC relies on meticulous processes, playbooks, and a deep understanding of common and
            emerging  attack  scenarios.  These  processes  promptly  identify,  mitigate,  and  remediate  security
            incidents. SOC process issues, such as lack of documented escalation and triage processes, can lead
            to confusion and delays compromising critical systems.

            A  mature  SOC  addresses  these  challenges  by  implementing  a  well-defined  incident  response  plan,
            regularly updating playbooks, and continuously monitoring and evaluating its security posture.

            Technology

            The lack of interoperability between security tools creates data silo. This results in missed incidents and
            exploitable blind spots. Integrating and managing multiple technologies is complex, requiring specialized
            skills and resources not always available in-house.

            Effective  SOC  technology  integration  requires  careful  planning  and  evaluation  to  ensure  seamless
            interoperability, eliminate blind spots, and streamline security operations.

            A  true  SOC  is  layered  with  multiple  technology  pieces  showcasing  not  limited  to  Vulnerability
            Management  Solutions,  Cyber  Threat  Intelligence  Platforms,  Incident  Response  Capability,  SIEM,
            SOAR, IDPS agents and Log and File transport producing actional alarms in a dashboard.



            Red  Piranha's  SOC-as-a-Service  ensures  continuous  monitoring  of  your  data  to  detect,  prevent,
            investigate, and respond rapidly to cyber threats with multi-tier 24x7 Eyes on Glass.

            With the best-in-breed TDIR, customers get advanced lateral movement and correlation capabilities.

            Our customers get cohesive protection against advanced persistent threats (APTs) without the need for
            new specialist engineering teams, reducing the total cost of ownership for maximum security outcomes.

            Crystal Eye consolidates Cloud, Network and End Point Detection with Extended Response.











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