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Ten Strategies of a World-Class Security Operations Center

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The global talent shortage for cybersecurity skills means that the average Security Operation Center (SOC) is a lean group, shouldered with the enormous task of protecting the broader organization. A SANS survey found that the average SOC at organizations with 10,000 or less employees consisted of just two to five full-time employees.
Therefore, it’s of critical importance that you design and operate your SOC to maximize efficiency and to avoid the pitfalls that hamper many teams, including:
- Weak internal visibility into critical systems and tools
- Alert volumes that vastly outpace analyst-throughput capacities
- High team member turnover
- Lack of dedicated engineering resources
From this webcast, learn best practices that can transform a common security team into an elite, world-class SOC. This webcast is sponsored by Corelight and presented by Carson Zimmerman, a security operations practitioner with more than 15 years experience and a current Senior Security Engineering Lead at Microsoft.
Therefore, it’s of critical importance that you design and operate your SOC to maximize efficiency and to avoid the pitfalls that hamper many teams, including:
- Weak internal visibility into critical systems and tools
- Alert volumes that vastly outpace analyst-throughput capacities
- High team member turnover
- Lack of dedicated engineering resources
From this webcast, learn best practices that can transform a common security team into an elite, world-class SOC. This webcast is sponsored by Corelight and presented by Carson Zimmerman, a security operations practitioner with more than 15 years experience and a current Senior Security Engineering Lead at Microsoft.