Risk Monitor for SOC
The key point of SOC is to track an organisation’s activity inside and outside the perimeter in real time. SOC teams are responsible for employee and customer data control, ensure that hardware and software usage is supervised. A SOC accumulates and processes all the data sent via various communication channels within a corporate network.
The main objective is to detect and monitor every event logged within a network, which makes SIEM an indispensable instrument while controlling a company’s assets. But there are many more tools required beyond a security information and event management system to outline and detail the ways to prevent incidents and alleviate threats.
A SOC team requires a system which would help specialists perform their actual tasks – detect, identify, analyse and manage. That is why a solution which provides a company with an ongoing inspection, analytics, prompt alerts and user-friendly reports which are given in a variety of formats and configurations should be integrated and implemented vastly to cover all the vulnerable points within a company.
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