It’s no secret that Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are overwhelmed by the variety and volume of data they have to ingest and analyze, tools they need to manage, and incidents they need to investigate. It should also come as no surprise that their jobs are further complicated because key information is often siloed across on–premises and cloud environments, security and IT products, enterprise data, and threat intelligence feeds, limiting necessary correlation of attack data. This creates a lot of heavy lifting to keep all the data, signals, and alerts – from across the attack surface – organized and mapped to facilitate detection of malicious activity. 

The future is unlikely to be less complex – attacks will continue, the attack surface will grow, hackers will use increasingly sophisticated and clever methods to breach enterprise defenses and the shortage of analysts will not be solved quickly. Join this discussion to learn how a SOC platform can help teams transition to a modern workflow to reduce the burden on security engineers and analysts and uplevel their security posture.

We’ll discuss:

The challenges SOCs are facing around data ingestion, detection engineering, and investigation efficiency

How legacy security platforms like SIEMs are failing 

Why organizations need to look beyond SIEM in order to mitigate real threats faster and more reliably